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The National Cyber Intelligence Center (NCIC) of Colorado Springs is being developed in cooperation with the Governor's office along with a number of other partners. This collaboration is centered around three broad programmatic areas;1) a program to provide education to public leaders(Cyber Institute-CI), 2) a program to support research, education and training in cyber security(Cyber Research, Education and Training Center -CRETC) and 3) a program...

The financial and competitive implications of cyberattacks cause many to consider them the most important threat to the future of the United States. The Federal Bureau of Investigation called the threat the "No. 1 concern as foreign hackers . . . penetrate American firms' computers and steal huge amounts of valuable data and intellectual property." Although difficult to quantify or identify and easy to downplay, it is fair to say that the threat is...

The aim of this paper is to provide a glimpse into perspectives shared from the government sector, based on a limited group of respondents to a survey, coupled with how the market perceives Risk, and then to offer practical guidance for managing risk in the 21st Century.

This issue brief provides an overview of consumer data privacy, describes applicable federal laws, and summarizes recent state legislation proposed to strengthen consumer data privacy laws.

Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology produced a series of videos to inform the public about its services and to provide information about computer and device security.

Three initiatives integrate cyber security resources to protect Colorado elections: 1) Securing the statewide voter registration system; 2) Securing overseas and military ballot return with encryption; 3) Colorado threat information sharing and joint fusion center. These initiatives make Colorado one of the safest states to cast a ballot resulting in one of the highest voter turnout.