The young technology leader says it's time for him to step aside and let the new administration take control of the state's important work in IT.

With seven months left in office, Gov. Chris Christie gives his IT chief the nod on consolidating overlapping assets.

New Jersey’s current chief information security officer will become the state’s first CTO. He will report directly to the governor and serve as a cabinet member.

New Jersey's cybersecurity information-sharing center is now working with hospitals across the country to beef up the state's defense.