ALT Red "Now Hiring" button with a hand clicking icon. Text: "Open Position: Accountant IV - EHRA. Applications close: October 26 at 11:59 p.m." Logo: NCDIT, North Carolina Department of Information Technology.

ALT The image features a job advertisement from the North Carolina Department of Information Technology. It says "We Are Hiring, Join Our Team" in bright neon text against a dark brick wall background. It announces an open position for "Housekeeper - EHRA" and states that applications close on October 23 at 11:59 p.m.

ALT A file folder displaying the logo "NCDIT" and text reading: "Vulnerability Management: Every unpatched/outdated system is an unlocked door. Don't wait to update." A paperclip holds a smaller paper with a laptop image showing "System Update".

ALT A graphic features an open folder with a note inside. The note reads, "Software Update: A newer version of a program that fixes problems, improves security, or adds features so your device runs better and stays protected." On the folder, a sticky note reads "Vulnerability Management." The logo of NCDIT, North Carolina Department of Information Technology, is visible below.

ALT The image shows a folder with a note labeled "Vulnerability Management" from NCDIT, North Carolina Department of Information Technology. There's a checklist with two items: "Enable automatic updates on all devices" and "Keep your devices updated to the latest version." A stamp marked "MISSION" is across the list.

ALT Image of a digital tablet displaying "WE'RE HIRING" from the North Carolina Department of Information Technology (NCDIT). The position available is for a North Carolina Longitudinal Data System Executive Director. Applications close on October 25 at 11:59 p.m.

ALT The image announces the 2026 NC Tech Awards. It highlights the "Chief Information Security Officer of the Year", Bernice Russell-Bond, State CISO of the NC Department of Information Technology. The design includes logos of NC TECH Association and Cherry Bekaert.

ALT The image is a promotional graphic for the 2026 NC Tech Awards. It features a photo of Maggie Woods, Rural Health Transformation Program Director at the NC Department of Health & Human Services. The text highlights Maggie Woods as the "Tech Difference Maker of the Year." The background includes the logos for NC Tech Association and Cherry Bekaert, with a lighthouse symbol.

ALT Upcoming NCDIT job openings announcement. A megaphone is pictured next to text stating "We Are Hiring!" Positions listed: Systems Administrator II - EHRA, Thursday, October 15, 11:59 p.m., and HR Technician III - EHRA, Friday, October 16, 11:59 p.m. NCDIT logo is in the bottom left corner.

ALT The image features a folder displaying the logo of "NCDIT" (North Carolina Department of Information Technology) and the text, "Data Security & Passwords: Data is currency, and bad actors will do just about anything to get their hands on it." A small inset photo shows a hand holding a smartphone with a blue lock icon on the screen.

ALT A notepad with the title "2026 Data Security & Passwords" is placed in a folder. Text outlines the definitions of passwords and multi-factor authentication (MFA). The North Carolina Department of Information Technology (NCDIT) logo is visible on the folder.

ALT This image features a folder with "2026 Data Security & Passwords" on a sticky note and "NCDIT" written prominently, along with the text "North Carolina Department of Information Technology" below it. A sheet titled "MISSION" contains password security tips: avoid personal info, don't share or reuse passwords, enable MFA, and use a password manager.

ALT We Are Hiring banner by NCDIT. Colorful speech bubbles with text: "We Are Hiring." Below, details of an open position for Applications Systems Analyst II – EHRA. Applications close October 11 at 11:59 p.m.

ALT The image features a document with "AI Safety & Deepfakes" in large text, labeled as from the North Carolina Department of Information Technology. A warning symbol is pinned to the corner. Text below discusses learning about generative tools and critical thinking to identify deepfakes.

ALT A folder labeled "AI Safety & Deepfakes" from the North Carolina Department of Information Technology. Inside is a notepad with definitions: "Artificial Intelligence: The ability of computers or machines to perform tasks that normally require human thinking." "Deepfakes: A realistic but fake image, video, or audio clip created using AI."

ALT A document folder with a note titled "AI Safety & Deepfakes" clipped to it. The note contains guidelines: Look for signs a video or photo looks “too perfect” or unnatural. Verify the source before believing or sharing it. Be cautious with content that tries to stir strong emotions quickly. The word "MISSION" is stamped in red at the bottom right.

ALT This image features a file folder labeled "P&E 02" with a North Carolina Department of Information Technology logo. A Polaroid of a phone screen displaying a phishing alert is placed on the folder. The text reads: "Phishing & Social Engineering. The best spies don't break in. They talk their way in."

ALT A digital illustration of an open file folder containing a note with "Phishing & Social Engineering" and a page defining phishing and social engineering. It reads: Phishing: A form of online fraud where someone tries to trick you into sharing personal information by pretending to be a legitimate sender or source of information. Social Engineering: The act of manipulating people into giving away confidential information or access by exploiting trust, curiosity, or urgency. The folder is marked with "NCDIT" and the North Carolina Department of Information Technology logo.

ALT A folder labeled "NCDIT" is partially open, revealing a sticky note with "Phishing & Social Engineering" and a note from the North Carolina Department of Information Technology. The opposite page lists tips: double-check the legitimacy of web pages and email addresses, never open unexpected links or attachments, and do not share personal information via email, text, or chat. A red "MISSION" stamp is visible.