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Just as thriving communities need well-equipped and expertly trained police and fire departments, state and local governments require the best in cybersecurity.

A proposed bill to no longer require local governments to publish IT bids in local newspapers has been rejected by the Senate Local Government and Taxation Committee.

The Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology will soon name its first "Blockchain and Distributed Ledger (BDL) Solution Architect," the state's chief technology officer announced.

A newly signed law gives the Information Technology Department the authority to define cybersecurity for all public entities within the state.

Proposition would make it illegal for state entities to "acquire, possess, access, or use any biometric surveillance system."

The nation's governors are laying out policy priorities for the coming year, some for the first time. Many are focused on technology-driven economic and workforce development as paths to prosperity.

William Chumley talks about how his work in Colorado IT drives efficiency across the state by ensuring that tech is an effective part of the work agencies are doing to improve the citizen experience.

As they grapple with security and data access, Utah, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Indiana explain how they are leveraging identity and access management to achieve their single sign-on goals for both staff and citizens.

The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions went live with a new system that requires users to sync existing accounts for an improved experience accessing unemployment services.