North Carolina's governor and top technology officials urged the entire state to "work together" to defend against rising cybersecurity threats.

Drinking water and wastewater treatment facilities will be subject to a host of new cybersecurity regulations that state leaders are calling "first-in-nation."

Oklahoma, Missouri, Louisiana and Tennessee are on performance improvement plans, designed to reduce the number of children entering foster care and make more homes available.

The National Association of Counties is planning a guide to help local governments upgrade their systems and comply with new requirements soon to be enacted via H.R.…

All levels of United States government should prepare for a wave of “low-level cyber activity,” an intelligence group shared with its members in an online briefing.

San Francisco officials have announced that parts of one of its most historic neighborhoods now have access to free wireless internet.

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.

A mistake at the Washington state Department of Licensing illuminated one of the dangers of using artificial intelligence to support digital services.

Justin Sherman, interim vice president of the Public Service Alliance, makes a case for data privacy laws that do more to protect public servants.

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.