Leaders of the North Carolina Department of Information Technology changed their internal culture by embracing their failed projects, the state's "chief solutions officer" said at the Red Hat Government Symposium.

State CIO Eric Boyette says North Carolina’s cybersecurity resources are being deployed to aid local governments where they’re needed most.

Applications for risk management planning and mapping are helping state officials coordinate with school administrators and better understand their facilities.

North Carolina's capture-the-flag exercise is extending cybersecurity concerns beyond the office of the chief information officer.

State projects to map schools and track sexual assault kits were honored alongside three top state technology officials.

State officials say cybersecurity, fraud detection and other digital services are primed to benefit most from advances in artificial intelligence.

North Carolina CIO Eric Boyette will serve as the organization's president, succeeding Delaware CIO James Collins.

State CIO Eric Boyette said the cross jurisdictional exercises are one piece of an extensive cybersecurity program running throughout the state.

Today's aging, analog 911 systems are largely insulated from cyberattacks. But soon they'll be plugged into everything else that gets hacked.