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Lake Region State College is the first NDUS college to offer secure, verifiable digital credentials through ND MyWallet.

More than 72,000 hunters. Thousands of last-minute applications. See how NDIT and Game and Fish keep North Dakota’s deer lottery running smoothly behind the scenes.

Helping hunters take aim, one server at a time.

Learn how to take care with personal information and protect sensitive data from cyber threats as part of North Dakota’s Stay Cyber SMART campaign.

Keeping software and devices up to date is a simple but important way to Stay Cyber SMART. NDIT shares more with KFYR-TV!

The Peace Garden State will continue to have a voice in national discussions about the future of government technology as Corey Mock, Chief Information Officer for the State of North Dakota, continues his service on the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) Executive Committee for the 2026–2027 leadership year.

The first non-federal entity in the nation to access unfiltered FAA radar data, North Dakota has earned national recognition for Vantis and its potential to transform emergency response, infrastructure monitoring, agriculture, and rural services.

Scammers are using AI to clone familiar voices and make fraudulent calls sound convincing. Learn how to recognize these scams and protect yourself and your loved ones.

Valley News Live’s North Dakota Today discusses cybersecurity awareness with NDIT, sharing tips to help North Dakotans stay safe online.

Is that message real, a scam, or AI-generated? Learn how to spot today’s digital threats and protect yourself this Cybersecurity Awareness Month.

North Dakota CIO Corey Mock continues his national technology leadership through NASCIO’s 2026–2027 Executive Committee.

NDIT joins ND Today to discuss Cybersecurity Awareness Month, common cyber threats, and practical steps North Dakotans can take to stay safe online.

NDIT encourages North Dakotans to Stay Cyber SMART during Cybersecurity Awareness Month by practicing simple, everyday habits to protect their personal information, accounts, and devices.

As elections and the holiday season approach, cyber threats can become more prevalent, making it especially important to recognize suspicious activity and stay vigilant online.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and North Dakota Information Technology (NDIT) is helping North Dakotans strengthen their digital defenses with simple steps that can make a big difference.

CyberCon at Bismarck State College brings together cybersecurity professionals and technology leaders to explore emerging threats, artificial intelligence, and the evolving cybersecurity landscape.

NDIT joins ND Today to kick off Cybersecurity Awareness Month, sharing practical tips to help North Dakotans recognize cyber threats and protect themselves online.

North Dakota is nearing completion of its effort to bring high-speed internet access to 100% of the state, helping connect underserved communities and expand opportunities statewide.

McKenzie County is preparing to complete its transition to the Statewide Interoperable Radio Network (SIRN), strengthening reliable communications for first responders and public safety agencies.

NDIT’s Stay Cyber SMART campaign encourages North Dakotans to build everyday cybersecurity habits that help protect personal information, accounts, and devices from online threats.

The effort is key to modernizing aging technology, strengthening reliability, and creating a more sustainable foundation for the future of digital government.

State government has achieved the highest active-use rate among Microsoft Copilot users nationwide, while expanding responsible AI use across agencies. 

North Dakota is closing in on a major milestone: statewide broadband access. With less than 1% of the state remaining to be connected, the goal of reliable, high-speed internet is within reach.

North Dakota launches Dakota BOT, an AI-powered tool designed to help residents access state government information and services.

State, local, and tribal IT professionals came together at the North Dakota Digital Government Summit to share ideas, explore emerging technologies, and collaborate on improving digital government services.

North Dakota IT leaders gathered in Bismarck to discuss technology priorities, share insights, and explore opportunities to improve government services through digital innovation.

North Dakota continues to lead in drone innovation, advancing emerging technologies and exploring new opportunities for their use across the state.

Across North Dakota’s health care system, a robust digital framework operates quietly and constantly in the background—strengthening care coordination, supporting providers, and enabling faster public health response when it matters most.

Recent ransomware and phishing incidents in North Dakota highlight the importance of staying vigilant and taking steps to protect sensitive information and systems.

North Dakota Information Technology (NDIT) and North Dakota Department of Emergency Services (NDDES) are reminding residents, businesses, and public entities across the state to remain vigilant and proactive when it comes to cybersecurity threats.

North Dakota is exploring ways to make state IT funding more predictable and sustainable amid fluctuations in oil revenue, helping support long-term technology needs and services.

North Dakota Information Technology (NDIT) has again been named one of the Top 10 Workplaces by the Bismarck-Mandan Young Professionals Network (YPN), marking the organization’s second straight year earning this distinction.

Federal radar data is helping North Dakota advance drone operations by improving visibility and supporting safer integration of drones into the state’s airspace.

A new report highlights how state CIOs are increasingly focused on leading organizational change, aligning technology with business needs, and guiding digital transformation—not just managing IT systems.

North Dakota makes history as the first state to access FAA radar data for drone operations, advancing airspace awareness and drone safety.

North Dakota becomes the first state to access FAA data for drone operations, marking a milestone in airspace coordination and drone innovation.

North Dakota gains access to FAA drone data, strengthening the state’s ability to coordinate drone operations and support safer, more informed use of its airspace.

North Dakota became the first state to access federal FAA radar data for drone operations, advancing efforts to improve airspace awareness and support the safe integration of drones.

North Dakota leads the nation in accessing federal drone data, supporting safer airspace coordination and continued innovation in unmanned aircraft operations.

North Dakota has reached a major milestone in advanced aviation innovation, becoming the first non-federal entity in the nation to access unfiltered Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) radar data to support unmanned aircraft operations.

North Dakota introduces its new director of Cyber Operations, highlighting leadership focused on strengthening the state’s cybersecurity and protecting government systems.

North Dakota continues working to defend state systems and data against cyber threats, emphasizing the importance of strong cybersecurity practices and proactive protection.

NDIT names a new director of Cyber Operations to help lead efforts to protect North Dakota’s government systems, data, and digital infrastructure from evolving cyber threats.

North Dakota taps private-sector experience to lead its cyber operations, bringing new leadership to the state’s ongoing efforts to strengthen cybersecurity and protect government systems.

North Dakota Information Technology (NDIT) is proud to announce the hiring of John Rodenbiker as Director of Cyber Operations. With more than two decades of experience in information security and IT leadership, Rodenbiker brings a proven track record of building world-class cyber programs—along with a unique perspective focused on protecting the services and data North Dakotans rely on every day.

Cybersecurity experts recommend passkeys as a more secure and convenient alternative to traditional passwords, helping protect accounts from unauthorized access.

Corey Mock, Chief Information Officer for the State of North Dakota, has been appointed to the Executive Committee of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO). Mock will serve as an Executive Committee Director, completing the unexpired term of Laura Clark, former CIO for the State of Michigan.

NDIT shares key cybersecurity takeaways, emerging threats, and common warning signs to help North Dakota cities stay informed and better protect themselves online.

North Dakota is working toward a 2027 launch of a new system designed to improve communication and coordination among emergency responders statewide.

North Dakota’s new emergency responder system is on track to launch by 2027, improving coordination and communication during emergencies.

NDIT is working toward completing North Dakota’s statewide first responder radio network by 2027, strengthening reliable communication among emergency personnel.

North Dakota’s statewide emergency responder radio system is expected to be operational by 2027, helping improve communication and coordination during emergencies.

North Dakota’s new statewide radio system aims to strengthen communication among first responders, helping improve coordination and emergency response across the state.

North Dakota is nearing its goal of statewide high-speed internet access, expanding connectivity and helping ensure more residents and communities can get online.

North Dakota leaders share an update on the Statewide Interoperable Radio Network, a major effort to improve communication and coordination among first responders statewide.

North Dakota CIO Corey Mock discusses the importance of connectivity, highlighting efforts to expand access and strengthen technology infrastructure across the state.

North Dakota clears a key milestone in its effort to deliver high-speed fiber internet statewide, bringing universal broadband access closer to reality.

North Dakota officials say universal high-speed internet access is within reach, marking major progress toward connecting every community across the state.

North Dakota officials say the goal of statewide high-speed internet access is within reach, marking significant progress toward connecting every community.

SETDA recognizes John Gieser as its 2025 State Leader of the Year for his leadership and contributions to educational technology.

North Dakota is nearing its goal of 100% broadband coverage, positioning the state to become the first in the nation to connect every community to high-speed internet.

North Dakota is closing in on statewide high-speed internet access, advancing efforts to connect residents, businesses, and communities across the state.

North Dakota is on track to become the first state with 100% broadband coverage, bringing reliable high-speed internet closer to every community.

North Dakota is nearing 100% broadband coverage, potentially becoming the first state to achieve universal high-speed internet access.

Following federal approval of NDIT’s broadband grant proposal, the state is positioned to become the first in the nation to offer high-speed fiber connectivity to every user.

Ellendale Public School competed in the state cybersecurity tournament for the first time, showcasing students’ growing cybersecurity skills.

The National CIO Review highlights leadership changes and career moves among Chief Information Security Officers across the industry.

Route Fifty explores how state CIOs have evolved from technical leaders into strategic leaders overseeing digital services, cybersecurity, and government modernization.

Government Technology examines how North Dakota evaluates and prioritizes state IT projects to align technology investments with government needs and strategic goals.

StateTech Magazine outlines key Cybersecurity Awareness Month priorities for state and local governments, highlighting ways to strengthen security and reduce cyber risks.

KX News addresses tips for recognizing and avoiding cyber threats in emails, texts, and voicemails as part of NDIT’s Stay Cyber SMART campaign.

KX News reports on record attendance at CyberCon 2025 at Bismarck State College, highlighting growing interest in cybersecurity education and awareness.

As the leaves turn and the air gets crisp, North Dakota Information Technology (NDIT) is launching its annual Cybersecurity Awareness Month campaign with a fresh, fun, and informative theme: Stay Cyber SMART.

KFYR-TV highlights an international student’s journey to North Dakota and participation in NDIT’s apprenticeship program to build a career in technology.

Government Technology highlights North Dakota’s whole-of-state cybersecurity strategy, emphasizing collaboration across state and local government to strengthen security.

StateScoop reports on North Dakota’s appointment of Chris Gergen as Chief Information Security Officer, highlighting leadership in state cybersecurity.

North Dakota Information Technology (NDIT) is proud to announce the hiring of Chris Gergen as the state’s new Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).

KX News highlights new digital tools designed to make North Dakota government services and information easier for residents and businesses to access.

The Grand Forks Herald reports on NDIT’s launch of two new digital tools: a business gateway and a state data hub to improve access to government services and information.