The Innovation Skills Accelerator will put state workers through a 10-course program to prepare them for deeper in-person training around topics including AI and blockchain.

The relationship between state and federal officials has improved, but there are still plenty of challenges in securing election systems across the country, speakers at an NGA conference said.

State IT agencies play an expanding role in coordinating cybersecurity policy all the way down to the lowest levels of government, speakers said at a National Governors Association conference.

The state's attorney general says the new tool is part of a program for law enforcement to take a more holistic approach to handling people with drug addictions.

States have only spent a sliver of their federal grant funding so far, but investment is expected to ramp up heading into the next presidential election.

In this GIS Addressed podcast, two GIS experts encourage working closely with agencies, acting as an interpreter between the worlds of business and technology.

Legislation now making its way through the state Senate would establish a task force to evaluate whether a paper-free executive branch is feasible.

Carrie Parikh is the state's first chief data and privacy officer and the new chief operating officer for the statewide IT agency.

The state plans new drills, a new official to coordinate cybersecurity between Trenton and counties, and a mobile app for voters as part of what it says could make for "one of the most advanced and secure election systems in the nation."