One week out, election IT officials project calm, with caution

Cybersecurity researchers said an alteration to Gov. Ron DeSantis' address is not a hack Florida's voter database, but shows what can be done with publicly...

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After early in the pandemic trying to field offers of personal protective equipment using email and spreadsheets, the state soon adopted Salesforce instead.

Right-wing scammers Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl were previously charged in Michigan for allegedly placing a robocall discouraging minority voters from casting...

The group extended the terms of its member leadership through 2021, and added two new members to its executive committee.

The city's chief data officer said the pandemic has served as "an accelerator" for Denver's data-driven initiatives.

Speakers during a CyberTalks panel said that governments being targeted with extortion malware is only a matter of time.

New software from IBM eliminated the need for Clark County, Nevada's 2.2 million residents to visit an office in person to drop off applications for housing...

Okta’s Kelsey Nelson says states will be forced to change their approach to cybersecurity to accommodate the workforce after the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

A recent attack on Hall County, Georgia, disabled a database used to match signatures on absentee ballots, but officials say voting has not been interrupted.

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers presented an award to a former member who spent the past 20 years serving his state.

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein called the president's recent suggestion that his supporters vote twice a key example of misleading voters.

Regular virtual check-ins with court staff have had the benefit of strengthening the state judiciary's cybersecurity hygiene.