Some state election officials at a federal cybersecurity conference said they're happy to see progress toward sustainable funding, but others remain dubious.

Known for his dedication to public service and a focus on getting people to cooperate across jurisdictional boundaries, the 30-year IT veteran steps down.

Before individuals and community groups can begin submitting solutions, the city first wants to hear residents' biggest transportation challenges to nail down a focus of the competition.

Officials are hopeful the $5.38 million project could become a national system for managing what has historically been a manual coordination process.

State IT veteran Jack Harris, who has been serving as interim CTO, has been officially named to the role.

Chris DeRusha, previously the state's deputy chief security officer, now takes the lead on its cybersecurity efforts.

His time with the state caps a career of public service that included 30 years in the Army and work with the federal government.

Commentary: Governors of Michigan and Louisiana encourage state leaders to explore the many cybersecurity policies, initiatives and resources on offer today.

Alaska, Colorado, Louisiana, Michigan and Vermont are getting some help with their public-benefits eligibility systems.