After five years atop the Kentucky's technology division, statewide Chief Information Officer Ruth Day will step down at the end of the year.

North Carolina Chief Information Officer Jim Weaver will step down from his role with the state government to pursue a job in the private sector.

A ransomware attack on Rhode Island's health services system has potentially exposed the personal data of hundreds of thousands of residents.

Cybersecurity and AI ran "neck and neck" according to NASCIO's executive director, but for the 12th year running, security is the top priority of state technology officials.

State governments are outperforming local governments on cybersecurity, according to a new report from the Center for Internet Security.

New Hampshire is currently amid a project to revamp its digital government offerings, says statewide CIO Denis Goulet.

A ransomware attack on Wood County, Ohio, has emergency dispatchers using pen and paper as they field incoming calls and work with first responders.

As the role of data in government grows, agencies are searching for ways to manage the sprawl, California officials said at a recent event.

To realize the full potential of AI, or any other technology, to improve government, we must start with training employees.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced a $10.7 million round of funding for the state's Advancing Digital Opportunities to Promote Technology program.