Between aging infrastructure, AI-powered attacks and flagging budgets, state cybersecurity officials have reported they are becoming less confident in their ability to protect government's data stores.

Many state chief data officers struggle with limited resources and weak influence in their organizations, according to a new report published by NASCIO.

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.

A new survey of state and local government IT officials shows that reducing costs is a top concern in 2025.

While the use of surveillance technology by Michigan law enforcement agencies has increased, many said they were wary of using AI.

Boston's digital equity survey uncovered several concerns harbored by residents, including the cost of their internet service.

A growing majority of local government IT leaders say their cybersecurity funding is adequate to protect their agencies from threats.

A new report says that with enough cross-agency collaboration and a watchful eye on ethical pitfalls, states can use AI to improve procurement.

A new survey by Ernst & Young shows that state and local government agencies are lagging behind the federal government on AI adoption.

A new survey from IBM concludes that governments that adopted several key technologies were best equipped to manage the COVID-19 pandemic.