Water and wastewater facilities in Indiana can now obtain free cybersecurity assessments through the state's technology office.

Indiana's local governments can now access free web hosting with all the same accessibility and security features of the state government's websites.

Two state chief information officers said they're using the "no wrong door" approach when offering services to the public.

Clay County, Indiana, officials are still bringing many services back online after a recent ransomware attack.

On this week's Priorities podcast, Indiana CIO Tracy Barnes and Texas CIO Amanda Crawford share their latest IT modernization efforts and thoughts on AI.

Indiana Chief Information Officer Tracy Barnes said skepticism in local government can sometimes slow the progress of cybersecurity initiatives.

Officials said that improving their digital services also means figuring out which services people want to continue receiving in person.

State officials are juggling emergent concerns of cybersecurity and accessibility as they attempt to understand how AI fits into their organizations.

Three state privacy chiefs said they're paying close attention to AI is they bootstrap their practices inside government.

Between 2016 and 2018, four men allegedly collected funding for more than 4,500 students who were not actually attending online schools.