Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly appointed John Godfrey, who's held cybersecurity roles with the state government and state university system, as the new statewide CISO.

More than 153,000 people in the state of Kansas are without high-speed internet service due to infrastructure limitations, affordability and other barriers.

Kansas' new certification program is designed to ensure its communities are prepared for upcoming broadband grant funding.

After a cyberattack in October, the online systems attorneys and members of the public use to file cases and access information are finally coming back online.

On the Priorities podcast, two Kansas officials outline how artificial intelligence integrates with their work.

The continued shutdown follows similar cybersecurity incidents in recent years affecting other state courts systems.

Gov. Laura Kelly named Jeff Maxon, who'd been serving as an interim replacement, as the state's new chief information technology officer.

A new statewide policy in Kansas makes room for uncertainty in the rapidly changing domain of generative artificial intelligence.

Most counties reviewed had “inadequate” practices for voting and tabulation machine security, but overall security was deemed OK.

State broadband officials reacted to awards from the Broadband, Equity, Accessibility, and Deployment grant program with a mix of excitement and curiosity.