Why a think tank is connecting cybersecurity volunteers with election officials

A $1 million program co-led by the Thurgood Marshall College Fund is designed to reach 20,000 students attending historically Black colleges and universities.

New research from FedScoop and WorkScoop highlights need for greater federal IT workforce development planning to address growing concerns over skills gaps.

AI is increasingly used in all sectors and universities should prepare students to apply it to their future work.

A class of 14 technologists helped the city complete several initiatives, including broadband mapping and a dashboard to track hate crimes across the five boroughs.

Chief Evangelist and Strategy Officer for KnowBe4 Perry Carpenter talks with CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto about the behavioral changes that have been made to security awareness training.

Keeping the city government running even when no one's in the office has been a vindication, leaders of New York City's cybersecurity agency said.

The Marine Corps needs every manhour it can get. So a small group of Marines have come together to use software to make the corps more effective.

The new lab is to aid U.S. Army robotics development and build on a workforce partnership between the university and the military.

A look back at the relatively short history of the White House's chief technology officer role and accomplishments of the first four people to hold it.

"We have a heightened awareness of how important security is," Colorado CISO Deborah Blyth said during an online event about post-pandemic IT.

Miami CIO Michael Sarasti told StateScoop the city's "data-driven culture" was made legitimate by the pressures of the ongoing health crisis.

The city is working with the United Way and Comcast to provide broadband subscriptions and internet-connected devices to low-income residences.

The U.S. Department of Education is funding participants in its Reimagine Workforce Preparation program through funding provided through CARES Act grants.