Bryce Bailey, who's lost his interim status as the state's cyber chief, said he wants security officials to think not only of cybersecurity, but "secure innovation."

ReFrame Solutions, a Connecticut technology firm, was selected to implement upgrades to North Carolina's outmoded elections management system.

The Minnesota Technology Advisory Council advised the state to begin preparing for a class of security threats that might render useless current encryption standards.

Maryland’s technology department published a new set of cybersecurity and privacy policies, designed to simplify rules as the state phases out its "trust but verify" framework.

Catalin Dragomir, who was once one of the dark web's most active initial access brokers, pleaded guilty to charges in Portland.

In April, vendors working with North Carolina's executive branch will be required to meet GovRAMP's cloud security standard.

The Center for Democracy and Technology announced a new program aiming to “strengthen mechanisms that provide timely, actionable research and analysis to support the cybersecurity and resilience…

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against TP-Link, the first in a series his office is planning to file against Chinese companies that, he…

Alabama's Technology Quality Assurance Board is tasked with developing statewide standards for new technologies, like artificial intelligence.

A new policy created by the Nevada Governor’s Technology Office strives to replace "bespoke" and potentially risky interagency data-sharing agreements.