North Dakota, Alabama and South Carolina are the first states to say they'll use the tech rivals' platform to track the spread of the coronavirus.

Dakota Carrier Network, which supports the state's government broadband network, was the victim of an attack that exposed files including a photo of a rock icon.

North Dakota partnered with a local science museum to harness the public's "high-tech equipment and innovative solutions" and coordinate resources.

CIOs' aspirations to improve government services and automate workflows are suddenly being tested by a global health crisis few were prepared to face.

With governors around the country ordering their workforces to perform duties remotely, CIOs face new logistical problems.

The unique new position is the latest attempt by a state IT bureau to ensure a successful bridge between technology and government's many lines of business.

To attract more students to careers in cybersecurity, the statewide technology bureau is helping to organize a competition that coincides with the military's esports event.

Technology officials are compiling technologies and forming relationships across state boundaries to build a unified defense against cyberattacks.

North Dakota CIO Shawn Riley says that by boosting efficiency through the use of technology, the state is "improving lives and inspiring success."