On the Priorities podcast, North Dakota CIO Shawn Riley says he’s excited to work on clean energy and crypto when he leaves government.

As he steps down as North Dakota's CIO, Shawn Riley has his sights set on clean energy and, maybe, space exploration.

Shawn Riley, North Dakota’s CIO of six years, is leaving to join the cryptocurrency-mining company Bitzero International.

Dropping academic requirements and adding "work from anywhere" are on the table for states active in a competitive labor market.

A state-developed digital credential wallet is now available to North Dakota high school students who want to share their transcripts.

State CISO Michael Gregg said the North Dakota-led interstate cyber operations center could grow to 15 states by the end of the year.

Duane Schell shares how the state has kept networking costs relatively neutral by adding more value to the capacities they are procuring.

Officials in North Dakota, which organized the initiative, said they expect to have an announcement about the unique organization this year.

The state published a "playbook" that officials said other states and localities can use to automate research on new threats.