During a one-year pilot, the state transportation department will monitor how the new technology can augment public transit in Providence.

Top election officials are turning to multi-factor authentication, advanced audits and in some cases the military to defend against continued cyberthreats.

With the country's secretaries of state preparing to meet in Philadelphia, the urgency to making election systems less vulnerable comes into view.

Texas has the most public safety agencies with drone programs, but the technology can be found in use almost everywhere.

Q&A: Kevin Parker, the state's director of government innovation, says new practices and new partnerships are delivering results faster and opening new opportunities for service delivery.

The state accidentally lost access to years of archived emails during an upgrade to Microsoft's cloud email services in 2015, watchdog Ken Block says.

The SANS Institute calls out Michael Roling for his advancement of security policy in the public sphere.

Mississippi, Rhode Island, Maine, and Connecticut are pooling their resources on a cloud-based unemployment insurance platform expected to reduce operational costs by as much as 40 percent.

In his first government role, recently-appointed state Chief Information Officer Bijay Kumar says he's looking for allies to turn around the state's flagging IT projects.