Colin Wood is the Managing Editor at Scoop News Group. He specializes in government IT, cybersecurity, and the intersection of technology and politics, covering topics such as AI platforms, elections, public policy, and security issues. Colin's work has been featured in notable publications including EdScoop, Business Day, and CyberScoop.
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Colin Wood focuses on local government technology, cybersecurity, and education in the United States. He predominantly covers government announcements and press releases related to state governments' technological initiatives.
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Ashish Shukla, a former IRS official, has taken over for Mark Combs, Vermont's longtime chief technology officer.
The group that stole data from Instructure users claims that it will release the data of students from nearly 9,000 education institutions around the country.
A blockchain and innovation task force in Louisiana would explore the financial upside to better supporting industries that rely on distributed ledger technology.
By: Colin Wood
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Texas' State Administration Manager, or SAM, only pulls "from fact," said Jerome Greener, director of the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office.
By: Colin Wood
"We are being asked to manage nation-state risks while our federal partners step back,” Colin Ahern, New York State’s director of security and intelligence, told House lawmakers.
Catalin Dragomir, also known as inthematrix1, has been sentenced to prison time after pleading guilty to charges of obtaining information from a protected computer and aggravated identity theft.
Michael D. Smith, a former client services division chief for the state, said he wants to turn the state's strategy "into operational playbooks, guardrails, and measurable outcomes."
Maryland’s governor has approved legislation ordering the state taxation agency to evaluate whether blockchain is a viable solution to its deed fraud problem. Not everyone is convinced it’s a good idea.
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