State CIO Dewand Neely said his older employees aren’t retiring yet, but he’s employing several strategies to be prepared for when they do.

State CIO Eric Boyette said the cross jurisdictional exercises are one piece of an extensive cybersecurity program running throughout the state.

State CTO Richard Rogers says changing the state’s relationship with vendors will ultimately allow California agencies to achieve better outcomes.

State CIO Mike Hussey said the distributed-ledger technology can reduce time wasted by shuttling documents to and from the bank.

The national fellowship program is striving to rebrand careers in state and local government as a challenging and meaningful adventure.

Without proper staffing and training, the department can't be sure federal systems are secure, according to the Office of Inspector General.

A new report from Credential Engine found the number of credentials is growing fast, but the value and relevance of each one remains unclear.

A new law requires nearly all state and local employees across the Lone Star State to undergo annual cybersecurity education.

There will be 3.4 million unfilled skilled technical jobs nationwide by 2022, including IT and cybersecurity positions critical to government.