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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.

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.

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.