The deal is by far the biggest in Tyler's corporate history, and gives the civic tech vendor a doorway into statewide contracting.

The contract, which will keep Tyler as the state's electronic filing vendor through 2027, is the biggest in the company's history.

The company is telling its local-government customers to revoke credentials used by its technicians for remote access.

The company said it has no evidence the attack spread beyond internal networks to its local-government clients.

The company, one of the largest vendors of IT services to local governments, reported a security incident involving unauthorized access by an "unknown third party."

New legislation would give data-oriented work a more solid footing within state government.

State transportation officials told StateScoop the days of asking questions are over, and the data needed for definite and immediate answers is now at the ready.

The Seattle-based Socrata will become Tyler's new Data and Insights division, executives from both firms said.