The Department of Homeland Security's main grant program will now require state and local governments to spend 3% on election security.

Funds from CISA's cyber grant program have started trickling down to states, but it's still early in the process, officials said.

Citing states DMV backlogs caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, DHS is delaying enforcement of Real ID requirements for travelers until May 2025.

Lawmakers approved a cyber coordination bill firming up CISA's information-sharing relationships with state and local governments.

The bill would further formalize the Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity relationships with state CIOs and election officials.

Mark Breunig, who had been Alaska's top cybersecurity official since January 2019, is the second state CISO to recently join the Department of Homeland Security.

A Ransomware Task Force created by industry groups last December has released what it calls a framework for an online scourge that's "basically everywhere."

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said state and local governments receiving FEMA grants will now be required to use at least 7.5% of those funds on cybersecurity.

A senior Department Homeland Security official said "the engagement was great" with state and local officials on Election Day.

The National Science Foundation and departments of Homeland Security and Energy are backing the $9 million effort to develop resiliency solutions for local governments