As the four-year cyber grant program for state and local governments winds down, industry groups are asking for it to be renewed and expanded.

Nathan Willigar, who has served as Maine's top cybersecurity official for the past six years, has accepted a role with Microsoft.

A "cyber incident" in Maryland has disrupted a service that provides transportation to people with disabilities.

Some of Nevada's websites and phone lines are offline after a security incident.

A new NASCIO report says that the discipline of enterprise architecture is essential for state technology leaders seeking to manage complexity.

Jennifer Phillips, with the Digital Benefits Network at the Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation, explains her group's new benefits directory.

Procurement processes are clunky in many states. The National Association of State Chief Information Officers has some suggestions.

North Carolina CIO Teena Piccione and state CISO Bernice Russell-Bond detail the state's upcoming cyber internship program.

Utah is turning to artificial intelligence to help statewide public safety answering points handle the overwhelming volume of non-emergency calls and speed up emergency response times.

A report from the Brennan Center for Justice shows that 61% of local election officials are concerned with CISA's recent scaling back of cybersecurity services.