Benjamin Freed

A group of state and regional cybersecurity officials said there's a need to expand relationships with smaller units of government.

Government agencies in at least five states are reacting to a confirmed or potential data breach as part of a global cyberattack.

The California Public Employees' Retirement System said that data on some of its more than 2 million members was stolen in the MOVEit hack.

The Texas Department of Information Resources developed a course to teach local law enforcement how to respond to cybercrime complaints.

Data on 45,000 students, including some Social Security numbers, was exposed in the global breach of the MOVEit file-transfer software.

Maine's IT office issued a six-month ban on the use of ChatGPT and other generative AI tools by state agencies.

Two months after a ransomware attack, the Dallas City Council approved a nearly $4 million contract for network threat detection.

Excelsior Pass, the spiraling costs of which contributed to the resignation of former state CTO Rajiv Rao, is shutting down.

After the crypto crash, city leaders seeking to capitalize on emerging tech should learn to be cautious, a new Brookings Institution paper says.

A recent survey of state and local government hiring managers shows a mix of trends that will impact IT and cyber workforces.