Following a career that has so far focused primarily on government, Weinstein will now apply his cybersecurity experience to industrial control systems.

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.

The executive-level technology leaders in the two states could see changes after a political party change in N.J., and an administration change in Virginia.

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

With Dave Weinstein stepping in as the state's new CTO, Mike Geraghty takes over New Jersey's security efforts.

Gov. Chris Christie tapped Dave Weinstein for the newly elevated cabinet post this week, giving him a chance to put his cyber experience to use.

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