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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.

Shawnzia Thomas, CIO for the state of Georgia and Executive Director of GTA, was named to the Atlanta Business League's list of Top 100 Women of Influence for 2021.

Two Georgia initiatives were named finalists in the 2021 State IT Recognition Awards.

Registration is now open for the 2021 Georgia Digital Government Summit, an annual event for both IT and business leaders from state and local governments.

A GTA team is among the recipients of the 2021 Service to the Citizen: Champions of Change Awards.

Governor Kemp announced today the selection of Shawnzia Thomas as the Executive Director of GTA and State CIO, effective July 1.

Georgia CIO and GTA Executive Director Calvin Rhodes today announced that he is leaving his post, effective June 30.

Georgia's efforts to strengthen cybersecurity and expand technology services lead the latest Annual State IT Report from GTA.