Georgia's top IT and accessibility officials said agencies can't rely on vendors to "contract away" their compliance responsibilities.

Lawyer Julie Houk tells StateScoop's Priorities Podcast why her group issues a cease and desist against the Georgia secretary of state's office.

The nonprofit Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law delivered a cease-and-desist order claiming that a new web form operated by the Georgia secretary of state's office…

A flaw, which state officials said has been fixed, allowed users of a new webpage to cancel voter registrations with just a few pieces of basic information.

Macon-Bibb County, Georgia, officials have not disclosed whether a recent disruptive cyberattack was a ransomware attack.

Georgia state officials are planning a digital and in-person innovation lab to match technology vendors with agency challenges.

Georgia Chief Information Officer Shawnzia Thomas said a partnership with a local technical college system is empowering state employees.

A recent audit found that the Georgia Department of Human Services failed to follow state law when it launched a digital cash assistance program in 2022.

Officials in Fulton County, Georgia, said they received a new deadline to pay a ransom after their first deadline passed.

In a public update, Fulton County officials said they're bringing some systems online, but access to the Georgia voter registration system remains restricted.