Cyberattack Hobbles Oregon County Network, Services
January 24, 2020
Twitter, Facebook Offer Local Gov Tips at Mayors Conference
January 24, 2020
Code for America’s Jennifer Pahlka Stepping Down Jan. 31
January 24, 2020
2000 vs. 2020: How Far Has Gov Tech Come in Two Decades?
January/February 2020
What’s New in Civic Tech: San Francisco Digital Team Expands
January 23, 2020
Kansas City to Make Riding the Bus Free for Everyone
January 23, 2020
Oklahoma Moves Steven Harpe to OMES Director Position
January 23, 2020
CivicPlus Debuts New Division to Integrate SeeClickFix
January 23, 2020
New Maryland Bill Would Criminalize Ransomware Possession
January 22, 2020
Henderson, Nev., Renames CIO Role, Hires Director of IT
January 22, 2020
Rhode Island Governor, CIO Call for Investment in ERP Upgrades
January 22, 2020
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Head Count Shows More Than Half of States Now Have a CDO
Andrew Westrope / Jan 13, 2020
The relatively new role of the state chief data officer is catching on, with a designated professional support network, growing public pressure for data-based policies, and more than half of U.S. states now staffing.
Most States Receive Low Grades for Online Spending Transparency Info
Jed Pressgrove / Dec 12, 2019
States have made progress with budget portals that allow citizens to see how tax dollars are spent, but a new report shows they remain lacking in online transparency about economic development subsidies.
Digital Cities 2019: Winners Gear Up for a New Decade
Patrick Groves, News Staff / Nov 14, 2019
The winners of this year’s Digital Cities Survey from the Center for Digital Government are those making smart investments in technologies from infrastructure and citizen engagement to data storage and cybersecurity.
Who Is the State CISO? Data On Government's Cyberguardians
Ben Miller / Sep 30, 2019
Cybersecurity is government IT's number one priority, and its importance is only growing. So who are the people charged with protecting government's information? We gathered data on 158 state CISO terms to find out.
Hackers Are Hitting Government More, but That’s Nothing New
Ben Miller / Sep 23, 2019
Data from cybersecurity researchers shows that ransomware attacks against government are spiking right now. But that's part of a larger trend — for years now, government has faced more and more hacking attempts.
Potter County, Texas, to Get IT Disaster Recovery Plan
January 24, 2020
California Launches System to Track Sexual Harassment Claims
January 24, 2020
Ryuk Ransomware Used to Target Florida Newspaper
January 24, 2020
Ohio Fills New Job Overseeing Cybersecurity for Elections
January 24, 2020
Atlanta Metro Area County Increases Cybersecurity Budget
January 24, 2020
Florida City Opens Mapping Data Hub for Public Use
January 24, 2020
Feds Give N.Y. Company Approval to Spray Crops with Drones
January 24, 2020
Detroit Offers Credit Monitoring Following Small Data Breach
January 23, 2020
NYC Lawyers Seek to Uphold "Cruising Cap" for Rideshare
January 23, 2020
First High-Speed Trains in U.S. Move Forward in Testing
January 23, 2020
University Task Force to Study Bias in Government Algorithms
January 23, 2020
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