A new report from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers suggests running more programs that train prisoners and former prisoners with cybersecurity skills, but one…

A one-year investigation into the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program shows the program is well-liked and that officials are concerned about what will happen if it's…

The ransomware group Rhysida released said it released stolen Oregon agency files to the dark web. The agency said it's "aware" of the claim.

Abilene, Texas, has suspended its requirements of the state's public records law after a cyberattack disrupted its systems.

Oklahoma is giving its AI agents more latitude to make decisions, according to state Chief Information Security Officer Michael Toland.

A bill recently introduced in the New York legislature revives a discussion about how digital ledgers might improve election integrity.

The technology and business services firm Conduent confirmed that a cyberattack last January led to bad actors accessing some of its network.

In a recent survey, many Americans said they don't think the government is doing enough to safeguard their data.

Carlos Kizzee, an executive at the Center for Internet Security, said the group will continue funding services to state and local governments after recent cuts by the…

A recent cyberattack led to more than $1.5 million in identity theft fraud for Baltimore.