Bill Vajda, the former CIO of Alaska and Wyoming, is now the director of the Upper Peninsula Cybersecurity Institute at Northern Michigan University.

A new bill introduced to the state legislature would move duties of the CIO's office and the technology division under a new department.

Wyoming Chief Information Officer Bill Vajda stepped down in mid-January after less than a year in the role.

On the Priorities podcast, Wyoming CIO Bill Vajda says he’s “taking care of today’s business and anticipating tomorrow.”

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On the Priorities Podcast: Wyoming's new CIO Bill Vajda outlines his approach, Auth0’s Salman Ladha explains the identity challenges in government right now.

Vajda, who was previously CIO of Alaska, said "there's a lot more immediacy" in leading IT for a small-population state spread across a vast landscape.

Bill Vajda, who spent nearly three years as CIO of the Interior Department, will serve as Wyoming's next CIO.

Shannon Lawson said new Gov. Mike Dunleavy asked for his resignation, but praised a new contract that empowers all public entities in the state to buy cybersecurity…

Jason Schneider moved from Michigan to lead Alaska's IT modernization. He's also looking forward to the surfing and hiking.