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Steve Nichols, Ph.D., a leader at the Georgia Technology Authority since its earliest days, announced that he is stepping away from his post as Chief Technology officer, effective August 31.

The Georgia Technology Authority's Procurement Management Office recently earned national recognition for its outstanding work.

The state of Georgia tied with Texas for the most honors in the 2022 StateScoop 50 awards announced May 1.

A partnership between DOR and GTA aims to make it easier for Georgians to find the tax information they are looking for.

GTA is pleased to support Governor Kemp's efforts to increase access to broadband services in Georgia communities.

GTA recently released its Georgia Annual IT Report, which describes the state's use of technology to meet a range of challenges, many related to the COVID-19 pandemic, including cybersecurity and broadband.

GTA recently announced its designation as a Great Place to Work for 2022.

Through an agreement with GTA, GaDOE is bolstering cybersecurity resources for Georgia schools, providing tools to pinpoint vulnerabilities and generate a cybersecurity scorecard each district can use to focus improvement efforts.

GTA recently used a simulated cyber attack to build the state's cybersecurity preparedness for real-life events threatening critical systems and infrastructure.

A Georgia project aimed at preventing unauthorized access to unemployment insurance has earned a first-place award from NASCIO.