Rick Snyder and former Michigan CIO David Behen are co-founders of SensCy, which is focused on small- and medium-sized organizations.

His time with the state caps a career of public service that included 30 years in the Army and work with the federal government.

An expansive new economy-building partnership focuses on digital workforce, citizen-centric government and connected roadways.

In response to an ever-growing landscape of cyberthreats, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder formed a Cyber Civilian Corps. Now, one of the group’s leaders sees a national application.

The state is joining the nationwide effort to get kids involved in computer science and cybersecurity through a high school competition.

Five states are slated to participate in the workshop, which aims to help officials develop and implement comprehensive cybersecurity strategies.

As the demand for autonomous vehicles grows, a new initiative out of the University of Michigan aims to find a way to test them safely and efficiently.

As attacks on Michigan's systems continue to rise, the governor included a significant boost to cybersecurity funding in his fiscal year 2016 budget.

The Michigan Departments of Community Health and Human Services kicked off enrollment activities to begin providing health care coverage to nearly half a million more Michigan residents…

Behen was named the director of the Department of Technology, Management and Budget. He will retain his duties of CIO as well.