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

Missouri's top technology official announced he recently stepped down after nearly three-and-a-half years with the state.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced that public and charter schools can sign up for access to a new app for teachers.

Security, data governance, business processes and user-centered design add new concerns to IT modernization projects, state CIOs said.

A county judge and jury awarded the system integrator EngagePoint $23 million after a six-year kerfuffle with the state of Missouri.

While Missouri Gov. Mike Parson lashed out at the journalist who reported the flaw, it had been present for nearly a decade, state police found.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol told residents it was looking for the Joker, but the alert was not so serious.

In a local TV interview, Gov. Mike Parson defended his push to investigate the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for reporting on a website that exposed teachers' Social Security…

As Gov. Mike Parson digs in against the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for finding a flaw on a state website, records show the paper followed the proper steps…

A compilation of 11 audits of local governments and courts found common lapses in cyber hygiene, including weak password practices and a lack of backups.