Florida launched the Broadcast Emergency Alerting and Communication Operational Network, a tool for resilient communications during emergencies.

The first group of "Jax Code 4 Change" graduates built an IT service dashboard for Jacksonville city staff to use.

Warren Sponholtz, who most recently served as deputy CISO of the Florida Digital Service, has been named the state's new CIO.

The hacking group RansomHub claims to have published 100 gigabytes of data stolen from the Florida Department of Health after it declined to pay a ransom.

Some Florida cities have added extra layers of tech into their emergency operations in advance of a potentially severe hurricane season.

Rosa Akhtarkhavari, who started with the Orlando, Florida, city government in 1992 and worked her way up to become its top tech official, will soon retire.

The Florida Department of Corrections announced that it completed an upgrade to a new software platform that allows prisoners to manage incoming funds.

A cyberattack is disrupting services in the westernmost city in the Florida Panhandle. Officials haven't disclosed if it's ransomware.

A bill moving through the Florida state legislature would move $40 million for state and local cybersecurity back into the state's general fund.

Russell Haupert, who served as Tampa, Florida's top tech official for more than a decade, said he's retiring from a career he started by accident.