A public research university in Michigan is moving forward with a year-long due diligence process for a 20-megawatt data ...

The Alliance of National Councils for Homeland Operational Resilience — Critical Infrastructure replaces the Critical Infrastructure Partnership Advisory Council with a broader framework.

Construction will soon begin on Rogers State University's planned three-story Robson Center for Science and Technology, which will hold lab space for cybersecurity, robotics, chemical engineering and ...

The city's inaugural CIO Hassan Janjua started in February, bringing IT leadership expertise from Los Angeles County to the new role as he seeks to build a future-ready government workforce.

The deal comes as toll roads in the U.S. continue to grow, with new technology around payments and communications coming to those highways. Quarterhill aims to build up intelligent transportation ...

A new survey finds that law enforcement organizations are on the road to implementing the FBI’s latest Criminal Justice Information System security standards, although an MFA mandate has been a ...

The California Water Service investigated a June cyber attack claimed by an Iranian-linked group, and found hackers accessed one customer’s online account but did not breach internal systems.

Wyoming's Select Committee on School Finance Recalibration heard from attendees about technology in classrooms as well as expensive district infrastructure like servers, fiber loops and cybersecurity.

Police Chief Scott Edinger told the Jamestown Police and Fire Committee that the department received 15 requests for video footage in a two-week stretch, many coming from YouTube channels.

St. Charles County, Mo., is giving residents more time to sign up for a senior property tax freeze after a software ‘bug’ from a third-party vendor caused its sign-up portal to crash.

The county is upgrading the controls for nearly 300 sirens and running tests to make sure the update works. Officials say the process will give them more control over where sirens do and don’t sound ...

A recent state budget proposal from Republican lawmakers in North Carolina would award two $2.5 million no-bid contracts to a pair of ed-tech companies to provide their AI platforms to middle schools ...