In Innovations in State and Local Cybersecurity: A GovLoop E-Book, well examine groundbreaking tools and techniques for healthy cybersecurity in the years ahead, describe the building blocks and best practices that can ...

The 2020 survey of State Chief Information Officers (CIOs) from 51 states and territories focuses on cybersecurity in uncertain times. COVID-19 has brought internal and external cybersecurity challenges, and this report ...

Outsourcing government IT services to a number of smaller companies, rather than the monolithic contracts of the past, has become common practice, but ensuring all those contractors are secure is an ongoing challenge.

The article utilizes statistics to identify the top data security and data privacy issues to prepare for.

One of NASCIO's 3 calls for action to the federal government from the state CIO's in preparation for NASCIO's annual DC Fly-In, in which state CIO's meet with federal lawmakers to discuss concerns.

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 lack of dedicated funding could prove harmful in securing cybersecurity in states.

Modernization provides many state agencies with the platform necessary to shore up cyberdefenses.

Prevention-only has limits against modern cyberweaponry, so IT leaders turn to rapid discovery and remediation.

Cybersecurity leaders debated choosing the right security framework, using AI to get ahead of threats and making developers the stars of cloud-based defenses during a recent panel discussion.