Where previously estimations and anecdotes sufficed, a new mathematical model will place precise dollar amounts on the IT security risks the state faces.

A recent survey sets the stage for government administrators, as many states are still evolving on how they manage risks to government operations.

A new infographic from the Public Technology Institute shows that while local governments are increasingly adopting cybersecurity training for employees, they often lack cyber planning.

A new briefing report advises government IT leaders on how to gain an upper hand against cyberthreats by leaning on timely, accurate and relevant information.

Report urges agencies to look beyond traditional security technologies and capture four key sets of data to improve their overall security posture.

As high-profile attacks like Atlanta's grab headlines, experts tell StateScoop that both the level of awareness and resources available to local governments are on the rise.

The document outlines new programs and provides guidance to public and private institutions across the state.

Report highlights security gaps in state and local government networks as IT leaders manage an increasing diversity of computing assets.

Commentary: Particularly in smart cities, the threat of cyberattacks is as high as ever, says the CEO of Minerva Labs.