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 ...

Backed by more than $125 million in public and private funding, a statewide initiative will connect New Jersey colleges to advanced computing resources for AI research, student training and workforce ...

With Americans headed to the polls this week, election experts and voting machine companies say that analog audit trails should soothe any concerns that election results can be changed by hackers.

Lincoln and Lancaster County are looking for their next technology leader as Carl Steffen, who has led the city and county’s IT operations since February 2025, will move on.

Freezers and refrigerators in stores in Sweden, Belgium and Estonia were affected in an incident reminiscent of an attack in France just a few weeks ago. In mid-October, a number of French grocery ...

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.

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

The one-year drone as first responder program comes with a list of what drones will and will not be used for. The Normal Police Department has used drones to some extent since 2020.

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.