Massachusetts disabled its payroll system this week after a successful phishing campaign compromised employee login credentials.

Mississippi Chief Information Officer Craig Orgeron predicts the "whole of state" model used by many states for cybersecurity may spread into other technology service areas.

Wayne County, Michigan, which contains Detroit, suffered a cyberattack that disabled many government services.

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers presented Virginia CISO Michael Watson with its Thomas M. Jarrett State Cybersecurity Leadership Award.

Seattle library officials said they expect to pay about $800,000 on consultant fees and $200,000 on extra IT costs by the end of the year.

A new report from NASCIO speculates that security officials aren't staying in their roles as long because the job comes with a growing list of responsibilities.

Ransomware attacks rose 73% between 2022 and 2023, according a report published Thursday by the Ransomware Task Force, part of the Institute for Security Technology, a Washington…

Nancy Rainosek, the Texas information security chief who helped develop some of the state's keystone programs, will retire from government service this year.

Columbus, Ohio, Mayor Andrew Ginther said the recent cyberattack against the city will cost millions of dollars to recover from.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency published a checklist for election offices shoring up their offices ahead of the presidential election.