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Deborah Snyder, the CISO of New York State, discussed the importance of mitigating data breaches for the public sector.

The former Intel executive eyes sweeping digital transformation for his city, but he knows to prioritize building a good organization and listening to citizens.

In Illinois, Colorado and Utah, state elections organizations apply technology and share information to block intrusions by malicious actors.

A Google-backed tool has been able to identify homes with lead pipes with a 97 percent success rate and has saved about $10 million.

Blending private and public cloud technologies gives government agencies the best of both worlds, offering flexibility and security.

Virginia and Michigan set their sights on bolstering their IT security ranks.

Simpler hyperconverged infrastructure and prioritized workloads make backing up data and recovering systems during a crisis an easier affair for municipalities.

The North Carolina county launched an innovation lab last year to spur new ways of thinking about government challenges.

Cities can use innovative connected technologies to improve municipal service management, utilities, public safety, transportation and healthcare.

As debates over issues like net neutrality continue to surge, the ways in which urban and rural areas provide broadband access may become key to empowering speedy open access.