Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin charged state offices with reviewing potential AI hazards and noted that federal and state officials have been "too slow" to draft policies.

State broadband officials reacted to awards from the Broadband, Equity, Accessibility, and Deployment grant program with a mix of excitement and curiosity.

On the Priorities podcast, Virginia CIO Bob Osmond says the state IT office wants to help agencies more effectively transform with technology.

Virginia's governor announced that degree requirements and preferences for the majority of classified state jobs will be dropped come July.

State cybersecurity officials said there's a ticking clock to get local governments' cyber programs matured up before federal funding stops.

Cloud migration has helped agencies in Virginia and Maryland to more efficiently and securely manage large data sets.

Dan Wolf, former deputy CIO of Virginia, will lead the Alliance for Digital Innovation's efforts to promote state-government modernization.

An ex-employee of a state board was sentenced 70 months for using her access to government databases to file phony unemployment claims.

The last of 65 commonwealth agencies have finished their moves to a new cloud-ready data center, leaving Virginia's old data facility empty.

Jack Belcher, the D.C. suburb's longtime CIO, is moving into the new role of chief technology information officer.