State technology leaders are accelerating efforts to modernize how residents prove who they are online, but fragmented systems, funding constraints and governance challenges continue to slow progress, ...

Andy Ritter brings more than three decades of IT experience to his role as CISO for the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. A career technologist who began working with personal computers in the early 1990s ...

States are making measurable progress in building privacy programs. The NASCIO survey found that only 18% of states now ...

Congress has given the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program a double reprieve this month, but state and local officials say they’re still waiting for real certainty — and real money. As part of ...

Amy Glasscock, NASCIO’s program director for innovation and emerging issues and author of the report, said most states are ...

As state and local governments accelerate cloud adoption and deploy artificial intelligence tools, data sovereignty is emerging as a foundational issue for IT and policy leaders. At its core, data ...

The San Jose City Council recently approved the California city’s first budget allocation dedicated to advancing the use of artificial intelligence to improve city services. “This budget allocation ...

State and local governments are under real pressure to move from experimentation to execution for artificial intelligence. Constituents expect faster services, more transparency and digital ...

The Public Technology Institute recently hosted a webinar on this year’s outlook with support from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers. State and local government CIOs are ...

In the year ahead, governments will operationalize artificial intelligence, automate cybersecurity, redesign digital workplaces and rightsize hybrid clouds to improve citizen services. These trends ...