Secretary of the N.C. Department of Information Technology and State Chief Information Officer. More information on @NCDIT and @NCBroadband.

North Carolina, USA
Joined January 2021
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North Carolina is partnering with @GovRAMP to set a unified standard for cloud security – protecting data, reducing risk and accelerating innovation. Learn more: it.nc.gov/news/press-release… #Cybersecurity #CybersecureNC
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.@NC_Governor has proclaimed today Data Privacy Day to remind North Carolinians of the importance of protecting personal information. This day falls during Data Privacy Week, an annual effort to highlight privacy, protect data & enable trust. Learn more: it.nc.gov/news/press-release…
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Delete inactive accounts and apps you don’t use, which may still be collecting and sharing data. Keep all software, operating systems and apps that you do use up to date. #DataPrivacyWeek #Privacy #PrivacyMatters #Data #DataProtection
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Think before sharing info online. What you post lives on forever, and even if you have privacy settings in place on your social media accounts, your posts might be shared by others. Never take online quizzes that ask you to share personal information. #DataPrivacyWeek #Privacy
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Gen AI can be a helpful tool, but remember these systems learn from user inputs. Never share private info (personal, financial, or work data). AI models also often scrape data from the internet and may use information you share publicly online. #DataPrivacyWeek #Privacy
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Protecting your personal information starts with action. During Data Privacy Week, take charge of your data and stay secure. Learn more on our blog: it.nc.gov/blog/2026/01/22/da… #DataPrivacyDay #DataPrivacyWeek #DataPrivacy
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Each device, app or browser we use has ways to limit what data is shared. Check these regularly and adjust them as needed. Visit staysafeonline.org/articles/… to find out how to update settings on devices and services. #DataPrivacyWeek #Privacy #PrivacyMatters #Data #DataProtection
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Ask yourself why an app, game or company would need access to information that isn’t related to the service it provides. If you aren’t comfortable sharing, don’t use it. If you do use an app, turn off unnecessary features to limit what you share. #DataPrivacyWeek #Privacy
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Using an app, service or game may not be worth the amount or type of personal data you have to share in return. Take the time to review privacy policies, notices and user agreements, and make sure you are aware of and agree with how your information will be used. #DataPrivacyWeek
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🎉Yesterday, Deputy Secretary @AnnetteTaylorNC joined @FOCUSBroadband in Edenton to celebrate the ribbon cutting of their new location and connecting more than 3,250 homes and businesses in Chowan and Perquimans counties to reliable high-speed internet. 🎉 #ConnectedNC
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North Carolina, please stay weather alert as snow and cooler temperatures arrive across the state - especially in the mountains. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect in Swain County and Winter Weather Advisories are effect in Ashe, Avery, Graham, Haywood, Madison, Mitchell, Watauga, and Yancey counties through Tuesday.
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That's a wrap on Cybersecurity Awareness Month! We hope the tips and resources we've shared will help scare away online scams. Looking for more cybersecurity guidance? Check out bit.ly/3JvyvhA. #CyberSecureNC #BeCyberSmart #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #Halloween
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Your passwords should be long, random and unique, but that can make them easy to forget. A password manager can help by creating and securely storing your complex passwords, effortlessly boosting your online defense. #CyberSecureNC #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #Stats
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Protect yourself with Multifactor Authentication! It makes you 99% less likely to be hacked because it adds a second layer of protection, like a texted code, to your accounts. MFA is very important for social media and financial accounts. #CyberSecureNC #CybersecurityAwareness
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Since 2020, 200+ NCDIT employees have graduated from our Leadership Development Program. As we reflect on our past 10 years of service to our state, it’s innovative initiatives like this that will equip us for our next decade of service to North Carolinians. #NCDITAnniversary
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Attention! Four in 10 Americans have had their online security compromised on public Wi-Fi. Be careful when using public connections and charging stations. If you do connect, use a secure VPN. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #CyberSecureNC
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Phishing can strike by way of emails, texts, social media messages or fake websites designed to trick you into sharing personal information. Everyone should check every message for signs of phishing before opening links or responding. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #CyberSecureNC
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📢 The NC Digital Skills Standards are here! They define the core digital competencies everyone needs to thrive online—covering safety, wellbeing and digital reasoning. Learn more 👉 ncbroadband.gov/news/press-r… #DigitalOpportunity #DigitalSkills @FridayInstitute @NCExtension
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Cybersecurity isn’t just about technology; it’s also about good habits. Stay alert, stay updated and stay secure. Learn more about safe cyber practices at: it.nc.gov/resources/online-s… #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #CyberSecureNC
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Never share confidential information with AI tools. Many AI platforms rely on user inputs to train their models, which means data you share with them could be stored or exposed. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #CyberSecureNC #BeCyberSmart #CyberAware stat from: @staysafeonline
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