Government agencies in at least five states are reacting to a confirmed or potential data breach as part of a global cyberattack.

NASCIO presented Louisiana CIO Richard "Dickie" Howze with the rare Decade of Leadership Award for his achievements leading IT in the state.

State health technology leaders offered their updates on modernizing Medicaid systems at a government health IT conference in Baltimore.

Interest in Louisiana's LA Wallet app has tripled with the implementation of a law requiring adult content sites to verify users' ages.

Louisiana is getting $3 million in federal funds for digital-equity programs and to start planning for its full BEAD broadband grant.

Louisiana's Dustin Glover and Washington state's Bill Kehoe explain recent changes to their states' cyber strategies.

Dustin Glover was named to the new role of chief cyber officer, leading the state's response to cyberattacks against local governments.

Louisiana has selected Rave Mobile Safety to provide alerting services through the national system run by FEMA.

A spate of ransomware attacks prompted Louisiana to create a registry for MSPs doing business with public-sector entities.

Louisiana, New Hampshire, Virginia and West Virginia are the first four states tapping the American Rescue Plan to expand internet service.