Most people prefer to access government online, but don’t actually do it, survey finds
A survey found that while more than half of Americans prefer to interact with their governments over the internet, only 23% do so regularly.
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Local IT leaders still struggle to hold elected officials’ attention on cyber
A annual survey of local IT leaders found ongoing concerns about cyber funding and whether elected officials are paying enough attention.
States with digital services have happier residents, survey finds
States with the best digital services have customer satisfaction ratings on par with banks and online shopping, a McKinsey survey found.
State edtech leaders say schools have insufficient cybersecurity fundingÂ
Just 6% of state edtech leaders say their states provide sufficient funding to protect K-12 schools from cyber attacks, according to new survey data.
Most local CIOs expect budgets to increase as cyber concerns mount, survey finds
An annual survey by CompTIA's Public Technology Institute found that more than 80% of city and county CIOs expect their budgets to increase.
K-12 cyber awareness still lagging among leadership, say IT staff
Just 12% of K-12 tech leaders said their school board members have a high degree of awareness of cyberthreats facing the education sector.
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State and local IT officials aim to follow Biden cybersecurity order, survey finds
SolarWinds found that while not bound to it, many state and local IT officials are trying to adopt parts of the White House's cybersecurity directive.
Government CIOs focusing more on analytics — those who aren’t will ‘fall behind’
New survey data from research firm Gartner shows that AI and machine learning are also ranked among the top technologies set to transform organizations.
Despite digital ambitions, governments fail to scale initiatives, survey shows
A research firm's recent government survey reveals a mismatch between what government wants and what it's able to do.
People want more police technology, but not more surveillance
New survey data shows a public that is conflicted about how law enforcement adopts new technologies like body-worn cameras and online crime reporting tools.