Cybersecurity Press Releases

The N.C. Department of Information Technology is inviting IT service providers within the state of North Carolina to prequalify for delivering to the state specialty services related to the following categories:

The N.C. Department of Information Technology is inviting vendors within the state of North Carolina to bid on an existing statewide term contract for IT infrastructure solutions, such as servers, storage and networking equipment.The Invitation for Bids for State Term Contract 204X for IT Infrastructure Solutions (Solicitation Number ITS-400277-026) also includes IT infrastructure software, converged IT infrastructure solutions, IT infrastructure peripheral components and value-added services.The open enrollment period ends Oct. 3, 2022.

The PSAP Managers Meeting unites North Carolina emergency telecommunicators to discuss 911-related topics of interest from a state and national perspective.

The order encourages Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources entities to report cybersecurity incidents to the North Carolina Joint Cybersecurity Task Force.

CyberStart America encourages high school students to learn more about cybersecurity and computer science and earn a chance to win a college scholarship.

As chief privacy officer, Cherie Givens is tasked with managing risk related to information privacy laws and compliance regulations.

Innovations in health equity and 911 calling won national IT awards for the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services and NCDIT's 911 Board.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month aims to shed light on security vulnerabilities, while offering advice that anyone can take to protect their personal information.

Cybersecurity is a growing issue in North Carolina. Threats are rising, but the work force to help defend against them is not.

A file containing personal information of 84,860 employees was mistakenly uploaded to an internal portal that was accessible to other state employees.