New federal grants from the U.S. Geological Survey are helping states build landslide databases that can improve hazard mapping, emergency planning and public awareness.

Michael Hanna-Butros Meyering, Nevada's chief communications and policy officer, will now help Oregon translate privacy principles into practical decisions and repeatable processes, according to a state announcement.

Michael D. Smith, a former client services division chief for the state, said he wants to turn the state's strategy "into operational playbooks, guardrails, and measurable outcomes."

NASCIO presented its annual Champion Award to two officials in the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles for their work putting more services online.

Bertrum Carroll, a retired Army lieutenant colonel, will head cybersecurity operations in Nevada.

A new policy created by the Nevada Governor’s Technology Office strives to replace "bespoke" and potentially risky interagency data-sharing agreements.

Nevada is taking a major step toward modernizing how businesses interact with state government with the launch of a new business licensing platform, called Orion. Secretary of…

Officials said a recent false alarm issued by the region's Shake Alert system represents a unique technical error not previously seen.

A report from the technology division of Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo's office explains how the state's recent ransomware attack got started.

Nevada Chief Information Officer Timothy Galluzi asked for and received permission from state lawmakers to spend $300,000 on new cybersecurity projects.