Two statewide digital accessibility coordinators — Marie Cohan of Texas and Jay Wyant of Minnesota — explain the challenges states are facing in meeting April's accessibility deadline.

Maryland’s technology department published a new set of cybersecurity and privacy policies, designed to simplify rules as the state phases out its "trust but verify" framework.

Catalin Dragomir, who was once one of the dark web's most active initial access brokers, pleaded guilty to charges in Portland.

California technology officials said a new AI-powered digital assistant, called Poppy, is helping employees speed through bureaucratic hurdles within a secure ecosystem that keeps government data on…

In April, vendors working with North Carolina's executive branch will be required to meet GovRAMP's cloud security standard.

After three decades in public service, Amy Tong, the state's former chief information officer, is leaving California's state government.

Since becoming Minnesota's top technology official in 2019, Tarek Tomes has led initiatives on cyber, IT modernization and digital services, always in support of Gov. Tim Walz's…

Washington state officials said their mapping technology proved essential during massive flooding in December.

Drew Garner, director of policy engagement at the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society, shares what he sees in the months and years ahead for the federal…

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer named the deputy state budget director as acting director of the state's technology bureau.