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Reporting Cyber Incidents to the State
Reporting cyber incidents as they occur is a method to reduce the risk to citizen-facing services and sensitive data. Learn more about how to report and how the state responds.
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Avoiding Coronavirus Scams
Cybercriminals are taking advantage of the COVID-19 coronavirus by using online scams to extract internet users’ personal and financial information. Know what to look for to help stay safe online.
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Free & Affordable Internet Service Offerings
North Carolina residents are working and learning remotely. Here's a list of free or affordable service offerings to be sure they can access high-speed internet.
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IT Productivity
What We Do
The N.C. Department of Information Technology provides technology services to state agencies and other government customers across North Carolina. Our services include hosting, network services, 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 & Risk Management Office provides leadership in the development, delivery and maintenance of a cybersecurity program that safeguards North Carolina'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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