A new report from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers advises state and local governments to create programs that all agencies can participate in, regardless…

The Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Inspector General said a recent assessment uncovered an urgent need for cyber remediation.

On the latest episode of StateScoop’s Priorities podcast, Maryland’s Senior Director of State Cybersecurity Lance Cleghorn talks about the state’s first bug bounty program, which saw white-hat hackers…

Election Day 2024 ended with tech issues, text message-based disinformation campaigns, printer issues and more physical security threats.

The Maryland Office of Financial Regulation announced SecurityScorecard, a new service designed to monitor threats to state financial institutions.

A growing majority of local government IT leaders say their cybersecurity funding is adequate to protect their agencies from threats.

A spreadsheet containing passwords for Colorado's voting systems was on a publicly available website for several months.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency launched a new webpage designed to keep the public informed of threats facing elections.

Between AI-powered cyberattacks and major service outages, marketing taglines about sophisticated adversaries have never been truer.

Countless ransomware attacks against government agencies have followed a familiar pattern, but Columbus, Ohio's has been messier.