Michael D. Smith, a former client services division chief for the state, said he wants to turn the state's strategy "into operational playbooks, guardrails, and measurable outcomes."

Between aging infrastructure, AI-powered attacks and flagging budgets, state cybersecurity officials have reported they are becoming less confident in their ability to protect government's data stores.

Justin Marlowe, professor at the University of Chicago's public policy school, says the government shutdown has accelerated a decades-long trend of states relying less on the federal…

Illinois Chief Information Officer Sanjay Gupta will step down at the end of the month, Gov. JB Pritzker announced.

Recent research by the nonprofit U.S. Digital Response and the National Association of State Chief Information Officers examined what vendors don’t like about states’ request for proposal…

More than 200 state and local governments have signed up to Civic Match, a new service matching outgoing federal workers with new roles.

On this week’s Priorities Podcast, Maryland Chief Technology Officer Eric Bathras explains his role in Maryland’s Digital Infrastructure Group.

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers continues with the same federal advocacy priorities as last year, but under a very different administration.

The data of 61,000 people was compromised by improper access by state employees, who've since been fired by the state government.

Madeliene Dwyer, a policy analyst for the nonprofit Center for Democracy and Technology, breaks down states' artificial intelligence executive orders.