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Symposium to be held at the NC Rural Economic Development Center in Raleigh. Registration is limited, so sign up soon.
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Help us keep NC safe
This October marks the 15th year for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility for all.
Be Aware
DIT & DOT: Optimizing NC's IT together
Welcome to DIT! Most professional IT staff members working for the Department of Transportation have joined NC DIT as part of North Carolina's mandate to optimize IT resources.
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Broadband in North Carolina
Is your Internet access up to speed? A new user-reporting tool lets you help identify pockets of unserved and underserved areas around the state.
Now you can tell us!
NC Health Information Exchange Authority
Hospitals, physician practices and other health entities are making the NC HealthConnex connection.
Don’t delay, connect today!
NC 911 Board
The North Carolina 911 Board is responsible for both wireline and wireless 911 communications in the state, as well as related policies and procedures. It also administers the state's 911 Fund.
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HTTPS Only
The HTTPS protocol ( https://) provides a secure internet connection between web services and their users.
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For Vendors and Media
What We Do
The Department of Information Technology provides technology services to state agencies and other government customers across North Carolina. Our services include hosting, network, telecommunications, desktop computing, project management services, and unified communications such as email and calendaring. Service offerings are described in our Service Catalog.
The department operates under the leadership of the State Chief Information Officer (SCIO), as appointed by the Governor. The State CIO provides direct management over IT operations and has statewide IT responsibilities, including technical architecture, procurement, project management, and security.
Cybersecurity
The Enterprise Security and Risk Management Office (ESRMO) provides leadership in the development, delivery and maintenance of a cybersecurity program that safeguards the state's IT assets against unauthorized use, disclosure, modification, damage or loss. This comprehensive statewide program encompasses information security implementation, monitoring, threat and vulnerability management, cyber incident management, and enterprise business continuity management.
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