California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order designed to put tighter controls on AI companies seeking contracts with the state.

Geoff Hale, a former CISA elections security task force director who's leading a new initiative at a nonprofit, said he's aiming to fill gaps left by the…

Geoff Hale, a visiting fellow for election security at the Center for Democracy and Technology, said cybersecurity looks quite different than it did in 2016, but that…

California State Chief Information Officer Liana Bailey-Crimmins said she'll retire after a 38-year career in public service, stepping down from her role leading the California Department of…

Kansas' governor announced the state will spend $3.9 million on AI, drone and smart transportation projects, to improve safety and mobility across the state.

North Carolina CIO Teena Piccione will step down for a role in the private sector, after fewer than two years heading the state's technology bureau.

Ohio's Senate is considering legislation that would create a commission to study quantum computing and other emerging technologies.

"You wouldn't think a good state like ours would be spending money on this,” Idaho state Rep. John Shirts said during a recent legislative hearing.

A new proposal would make adjustments to Colorado's AI law, including requirements to prevent algorithmic discrimination and a dilution of liability.

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