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.

After Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis used AI to generate misleading images of Donald Trump, state lawmakers are pushing for tighter regulation of the growing technology.

Ransomware group BlackCat claimed responsibility for a recent incident that leaked employee data from a court system in Florida.

Grant announced he plans to resign July 1 as head of the Florida Digital Service, the three-year-old agency he was instrumental in creating.

Kissimmee, Florida, fired its cybersecurity officer after he was charged with hiding a camera in a bathroom and capturing images of 150 passengers, including 40 children.

State cybersecurity officials said there's a ticking clock to get local governments' cyber programs matured up before federal funding stops.

Florida, one of two states skipping a CISA-backed grant program, is planning a $30 million grant program for local cybersecurity.

Florida's governor proposed a "Digital Bill of Rights" and a TikTok ban on state devices and networks at public schools.