On the Priorities podcast, Massachusetts CIO Curtis Wood says he’s preparing for the first governor transition since joining the cabinet.

Assistant secretary for technology, security and operations and COO Sean Hughes on building greater security protections into the state’s network.

The state hired Motorola to upgrade 86 radio sites over the next four years, boosting technology used by state and local law enforcement.

When COVID-19 closed government offices, the state's Department of Transitional Assistance started texting people who rely on its benefits.

Massachusetts CIO Curtis Wood spoke with StateScoop at the 2022 NASCIO midyear conference in National Harbor, Maryland.

New York CTO Rajiv Rao talks about digital services. Massachusetts CIO Curt Wood weighs in on modernization.

The annual grant program will cover cybersecurity training for 57,000 municipal and public-school workers around the commonwealth.

“We’re not a biometric company,” said ID.me's Pete Eskew after Massachusetts' unemployment agency said it will stop using facial recognition.

The commonwealth's digital vaccine pass arrives just days before Boston requires proof of vaccination at indoor public venues.