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 ...

A state-by-state analysis by the Internet Association, a trade group for tech companies, examines states' IT modernization efforts against a handful of metrics.

When the U.S. government rapidly transitioned to telework earlier this year, mobile devices and BYOD policies played a significant role in easing that transition. The very same devices that made productivity easier away ...

Government agencies can protect employees working remotely by investing in cybersecurity tools that shield users endpoints more thoroughly than before.

The benefits of working remotely are numerous, but there are significant hidden costs that need to be factored in.

States are looking to help their cities and counties strengthen their security posture while improving network performance and lowering operating costs. IT leaders need statewide visibility to security incidents so they ...

While COVID-19 has made continuity of public services more critical than ever, it has also made them more vulnerable. A few guidelines can help organizations prepare for and prevent ransomware incidents.

Data Security is seen by some as being the core reason for having security especially for organizations who consider their data assets and how they process them as being how they make their money. Many organizations also ...

COVID-19 is forcing organizations of all sizes to re-evaluate their enterprise risk management strategies. Heres how cybersecurity leaders can help.