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

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

Amanda Renteria, Code for America’s chief executive, says the second annual FormFest is designed to encourage action by government agencies.

New survey data from the Public Technology Institute shows that 38% of local IT leaders believe their organizations aren't ready for AI.

Samuel Alva, a technical adviser with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, says aiding thousands of water utilities is a "daunting" task.

North Carolina's 911 officials said the state's next-generation emergency services network adapted well during Hurricane Helene.

Wayne County, Michigan, which contains Detroit, suffered a cyberattack that disabled many government services.

National Association of State Chief Information Officers Executive Director Doug Robinson said he's seeing more interest in enterprise architecture after decades of "choppy" support.

A new report from NASCIO speculates that security officials aren't staying in their roles as long because the job comes with a growing list of responsibilities.

A new survey by Ernst & Young shows that state and local government agencies are lagging behind the federal government on AI adoption.