As cybersecurity support from the federal government dwindles, state and local officials are considering their options.

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

Louisiana has selected Champ Titles as its vendor to upgrade the state's failing vehicle registration and driver's licensing system.

Water and wastewater utilities in New York State will for the first time be required to meet a host of basic cybersecurity requirements.

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

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a new project that requires all state agencies to identify ways to improve their performance.

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.

Ohio plans to expand coverage and connect all public safety answering points to improve 911 calls are properly routed.

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 internship program in North Carolina will provide university students a chance to learn cybersecurity skills while working inside the state government.