A Maryland law enacted in June gives the state limited authority to address certain forms of election disinformation, and ...

Some states are beginning to rethink the way they structure their IT agencies in light of evolving responsibilities and ...

Plus, a Google researcher infiltrates a cybercrime ring, mushrooms are being used as computer chips and Manhattan takes down websites dedicated to deepfake videos.

A cyber attack on Columbia University, discovered in June 2025, compromised Social Security numbers, addresses, demographic details, financial-account information, academic histories and medical ...

Connecticut is launching a Defense Cybersecure Program, with an initial $2 million to help fund an initiative designed to help defense manufacturers strengthen their cybersecurity capabilities.

The recent discovery of a critical cybersecurity flaw in a foundational programming language points to an emerging era of many public-sector challenges. Planning ahead can make responding easier.

Jerome School District was closed for two days last month and had a third party inspect its devices after a ransomware attack. The district did not pay the ransom and anticipates data being leaked to ...

Passaic Valley Water Commission modernized digital services for 800,000 customers, improving access to information, emergency communications and transparency around infrastructure projects.

Milford Public Schools has been surveying teachers and collecting data on the classroom management platform Securly to assess their use of certain tools, finding that screen time increases as students ...

South Carolina is setting out to “identify and operationalize” artificial intelligence technologies, with a new 17-page game plan and assistance from IT leaders across the state to guide its efforts.

Gone are the days when the chief information officer was merely a technologist. As CIOs have grown into executive leaders and changemakers, and amid hot button issues like AI, they are taking an ...

At the National Association of State Chief Information Officers Annual Conference in San Diego this past September, 26 former state CIOs gathered for a group photo.