After a recent ransomware attack against Summerville, South Carolina, officials there said sensitive data was likely accessed.

StateScoop’s editorial staff weigh in on the latest in generative AI, data privacy and a contracting controversy in South Carolina.

A South Carolina Senate subcommittee said state Treasurer Curtis Loftis risked a cyberattack and failed to disclose $1.8 billion in unspent state funds.

After developing an extensive geospatial data warehouse, South Carolina broadband officials say they're better able to help the state allocate broadband funding.

One hundred and ten residents living in food deserts will receive complimentary Instacart+ memberships and small stipends to offset delivery costs.

The new Catawba Digital Economic Zone in South Carolina is launching legal codes and inviting businesses to incorporate there.

The state plans to use pandemic relief funds to build computer labs for people who live near the University of South Carolina and a historically Black college.

North Dakota, Alabama and South Carolina are the first states to say they'll use the tech rivals' platform to track the spread of the coronavirus.

Public-sector veteran Vinod Brahmapuram will take over as the top IT security official in Washington after the hasty departure of Ronald Buchanan last month.

Counting errors that were reported as official results are the result of bad software design, a computer science professor tells StateScoop.