Though building a “digital front door" has been a priority for state governments, several are facing challenges to consolidating identity management across agencies.

Through new channels of timely information, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina and South Carolina hope to identify fraud earlier and coordinate prosecutions across state and…

Maryland’s governor has approved legislation ordering the state taxation agency to evaluate whether blockchain is a viable solution to its deed fraud problem. Not everyone is convinced…

A new legislative package would build on Minnesota's efforts to curtail fraud across its social safety-net programs.

A fraudulent mobile app is impersonating a real one offered by the California Department of Social Services.

Minnesota Chief Information Officer Tarek Tomes said the state is preparing to make AI a key part of a new anti-fraud program.

New research from the SAS Institute encourages agencies to "fight fire with fire" by using AI to defend against AI-powered attacks.

A recent cyberattack led to more than $1.5 million in identity theft fraud for Baltimore.

Former Florida Chief Information Officer Jamie Grant said the latest proposal to overhaul state IT has a lot of problems to overcome.

The number of states requiring identity proofing for social safety net benefits applications is creeping upward, according to a new report.