An audit of 34 agencies by Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick found that 20% of employees didn't do their required cybersecurity training.

The results of a recent audit in Utah showed that 66% of organizations failed to meet a requirement of the state's privacy statute.

Utah property owners can now look up how much county assessors believe their property is worth using a searchable map.

Most counties reviewed had “inadequate” practices for voting and tabulation machine security, but overall security was deemed OK.

Auditors found that the state legislature and court system lack strategic cybersecurity plans, while many local entities did not even reply.

It's far from the first time the California Department of Technology has been criticized by the state auditor's office.

Wisconsin State Auditor Joe Chrisman's office said “questions have arisen” about agencies' use of telework and their associated risk policies.

As local governments receive federal relief funding, the state is offering software that helps them meet spending and reporting rules.

State CISO Vitaliy Panych disagreed with the audit's findings and cited the pandemic's ongoing challenges.

Honolulu CIO Mark Wong claims an audit of his agency's IT modernization efforts misrepresents the city's successful technology projects over the past eight years.