The ransomware group Rhysida released said it released stolen Oregon agency files to the dark web. The agency said it's "aware" of the claim.

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers honored three state officials from Oregon, Missouri and Washington.

Oregon's forestry officials will begin work on a new wildfire risk map after the first map caused some homeowners' insurance rates to spike.

Government agencies in at least five states are reacting to a confirmed or potential data breach as part of a global cyberattack.

On the Priorities Podcast, Oregon DOT innovation lead Ben Kahn explains how his team took 99 legacy systems and merged them into one.

A state official said offering video proctoring for driving-knowledge exams will be more convenient for the public and unburden DMV offices.

Change management frameworks are much more than just training, said Oregon Chief Information Officer Terrence Woods.

A consortium providing broadband infrastructure to Oregon's public and nonprofit sectors has big plans for building out the state's networks.

GIS officials in Washington and Oregon say recent events — including the appearance of Asian giant hornets — have raised their profiles in state government.

With COVID-19 cases filling up the state's hospitals, officials are reportedly considering the development of a mobile pass for people to show their vaccination status.