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How a new federal strategy will help government fuel its mission
The way government operates is changing in a world that is driven by data.
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New internet security policy will help agency cloud migration
A new memo from the Office of Management and Budget outlines four approved use cases for Trusted Internet Connections.
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Why can’t the Pentagon use more open source code?
Congress’ watchdog agency found that the Pentagon is well short of compliance on making custom code open source.
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Could hackers gain a global ‘kill click’?
Congress is worried that it’s not clear who is securing certain internet cables.
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New research center tackles deep space and deepfakes
In its first conference, the center tackled deep fakes and deep space policy.
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Can these guidelines help reduce privacy risks?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released a new draft of its data privacy standards.
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Can states get ahead of election system cyberthreats?
A federal agency charged with protecting critical infrastructure is raising awareness of cyber hygiene resources before the 2020 election.
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Patience you must have: No timeline for massive cloud contract, says DoD chief
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says he’s taking two hours of briefings a week on the controversial JEDI contract.
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Will a new AI office energize this agency?
The Department of Energy set up an office to coordinate transformative artificial intelligence projects.
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Could this cyber partnership help national security?
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s director sees an opportunity in partnering with the new Cybersecurity Directorate at the National Security Agency to defend critical US infrastructure.
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How a new federal strategy will help government fuel its mission
The way government operates is changing in a world that is driven by data.
-
New internet security policy will help agency cloud migration
A new memo from the Office of Management and Budget outlines four approved use cases for Trusted Internet Connections.
-
Why can’t the Pentagon use more open source code?
Congress’ watchdog agency found that the Pentagon is well short of compliance on making custom code open source.
-
Could hackers gain a global ‘kill click’?
Congress is worried that it’s not clear who is securing certain internet cables.
-
New research center tackles deep space and deepfakes
In its first conference, the center tackled deep fakes and deep space policy.
-
Can these guidelines help reduce privacy risks?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released a new draft of its data privacy standards.
-
Can states get ahead of election system cyberthreats?
A federal agency charged with protecting critical infrastructure is raising awareness of cyber hygiene resources before the 2020 election.
-
Patience you must have: No timeline for massive cloud contract, says DoD chief
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says he’s taking two hours of briefings a week on the controversial JEDI contract.
-
Will a new AI office energize this agency?
The Department of Energy set up an office to coordinate transformative artificial intelligence projects.
-
Could this cyber partnership help national security?
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s director sees an opportunity in partnering with the new Cybersecurity Directorate at the National Security Agency to defend critical US infrastructure.
-
How a new federal strategy will help government fuel its mission
The way government operates is changing in a world that is driven by data.
-
New internet security policy will help agency cloud migration
A new memo from the Office of Management and Budget outlines four approved use cases for Trusted Internet Connections.
-
Why can’t the Pentagon use more open source code?
Congress’ watchdog agency found that the Pentagon is well short of compliance on making custom code open source.
-
Could hackers gain a global ‘kill click’?
Congress is worried that it’s not clear who is securing certain internet cables.
-
New research center tackles deep space and deepfakes
In its first conference, the center tackled deep fakes and deep space policy.
-
Can these guidelines help reduce privacy risks?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released a new draft of its data privacy standards.
-
Can states get ahead of election system cyberthreats?
A federal agency charged with protecting critical infrastructure is raising awareness of cyber hygiene resources before the 2020 election.
-
Patience you must have: No timeline for massive cloud contract, says DoD chief
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says he’s taking two hours of briefings a week on the controversial JEDI contract.
-
Will a new AI office energize this agency?
The Department of Energy set up an office to coordinate transformative artificial intelligence projects.
-
Could this cyber partnership help national security?
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s director sees an opportunity in partnering with the new Cybersecurity Directorate at the National Security Agency to defend critical US infrastructure.
