On the Priorities podcast, four state CISOs explain how they're approaching generative AI in their states.

Another year, another cyberattack on a small town in America.

Former West Virginia CIO Joshua Spence has taken a job with a small managed service provider turning to the state and local market.

West Virginia launched a first-of-its-kind online service, hoping to attract business from fleet operators and insurance carriers nationwide.

West Virginia lawmakers are considering legislation that would give Marshall University $45 million to augment its cybersecurity program.

West Virginia Chief Information Officer Joshua Spence will step down to be replaced by Heather Abbott, a longtime IT official with the state.

On the Priorities podcast, Arizona CIO J.R. Sloan says the state is now far enough along to talk about maturing its cloud approach.

Explaining the impact and importance of technology to state lawmakers goes a long way toward achieving IT goals, speakers at NASCIO said.

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

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said the state's upcoming digital service will be the first of its kind to be offered by any state.