A February 11 cyberattack compromised the health data of nearly 1,000 people, announced the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill into law creating the Texas Cyber Command, a new organization to help bolster IT security across the state.

Nebraska Chief Information Officer Matthew McCarville said the state's JSOC is gaining increased attention as federal support dries up.

Washington state's IT division is teaming up with UC Berkeley to secure the soft spots in the state's nonprofit organizations.

The bad actors have exploited the vulnerability since January, delivering malware to local governments and utilities groups.

The DHS secretary told governors to launch secure facilities for information sharing and to start carrying satellite phones. Experts don't know why.

Florida Chief Information Security Officer Jeremy Rodgers will step down for a role in the private sector.

Washington state broadband chief Aaron Wheeler said canceling the Digital Equity Act would be a "serious setback" for the state's connectivity goals.

A former contractor's account was hacked, state officials said, leading to a widespread phishing campaign emanating from official state email addresses.

Technology personnel in the Alabama state government spent the weekend investigating a cybersecurity "event" uncovered last week.