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Energy Department positioned to meet DATA Act requirements, finds OIG
The Department of Energy’s Office of Inspector General has used the Federal Audit Executive Council’s Data Act Readiness Review Guide to evaluate the agency’s progress toward successfully implementing the DATA Act.
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OPM lays out pay scale, incentives for federal cyber pros
The guidance details compensation, incentives and special needs policies for hiring cyber talent.
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HHS OIG wants help hunting cyberthreats
The inspector general is in pursuit of a cyberthreat-hunting software for the agency’s networks.
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Senators aim to codify Innovation Fellows ahead of Trump
Three senators are pushing a bipartisan bill to make an Obama-era innovation program law.
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Bridging the gap between security and legacy IT
By focusing on securing agency users and data, even yesterday’s technologies can be protected against the next big breach.
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Female tech pioneers honored with Presidential Medal of Freedom
Two of technology’s leading ladies this week were granted the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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New NBIB director talks re-establishing confidence in investigations
If there’s one word Charlie Phalen wants you to associate with the new bureau, it’s “trust.”
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Dunkin glimpses at the future of agile, IT
The EPA CIO outlines where she thinks agile, IT and open data are headed next for feds.
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Vanguard Awards honor innovators on front lines of public service
Presenting the winners of the inaugural Vanguard Awards.
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NIST unveils Internet of Things cybersecurity guidance
The agency seeks to clarify that quandary of securing the Internet of Things with new guidance.
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Energy Department positioned to meet DATA Act requirements, finds OIG
The Department of Energy’s Office of Inspector General has used the Federal Audit Executive Council’s Data Act Readiness Review Guide to evaluate the agency’s progress toward successfully implementing the DATA Act.
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OPM lays out pay scale, incentives for federal cyber pros
The guidance details compensation, incentives and special needs policies for hiring cyber talent.
-
HHS OIG wants help hunting cyberthreats
The inspector general is in pursuit of a cyberthreat-hunting software for the agency’s networks.
-
Senators aim to codify Innovation Fellows ahead of Trump
Three senators are pushing a bipartisan bill to make an Obama-era innovation program law.
-
Bridging the gap between security and legacy IT
By focusing on securing agency users and data, even yesterday’s technologies can be protected against the next big breach.
-
Female tech pioneers honored with Presidential Medal of Freedom
Two of technology’s leading ladies this week were granted the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
-
New NBIB director talks re-establishing confidence in investigations
If there’s one word Charlie Phalen wants you to associate with the new bureau, it’s “trust.”
-
Dunkin glimpses at the future of agile, IT
The EPA CIO outlines where she thinks agile, IT and open data are headed next for feds.
-
Vanguard Awards honor innovators on front lines of public service
Presenting the winners of the inaugural Vanguard Awards.
-
NIST unveils Internet of Things cybersecurity guidance
The agency seeks to clarify that quandary of securing the Internet of Things with new guidance.
-
Energy Department positioned to meet DATA Act requirements, finds OIG
The Department of Energy’s Office of Inspector General has used the Federal Audit Executive Council’s Data Act Readiness Review Guide to evaluate the agency’s progress toward successfully implementing the DATA Act.
-
OPM lays out pay scale, incentives for federal cyber pros
The guidance details compensation, incentives and special needs policies for hiring cyber talent.
-
HHS OIG wants help hunting cyberthreats
The inspector general is in pursuit of a cyberthreat-hunting software for the agency’s networks.
-
Senators aim to codify Innovation Fellows ahead of Trump
Three senators are pushing a bipartisan bill to make an Obama-era innovation program law.
-
Bridging the gap between security and legacy IT
By focusing on securing agency users and data, even yesterday’s technologies can be protected against the next big breach.
-
Female tech pioneers honored with Presidential Medal of Freedom
Two of technology’s leading ladies this week were granted the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
-
New NBIB director talks re-establishing confidence in investigations
If there’s one word Charlie Phalen wants you to associate with the new bureau, it’s “trust.”
-
Dunkin glimpses at the future of agile, IT
The EPA CIO outlines where she thinks agile, IT and open data are headed next for feds.
-
Vanguard Awards honor innovators on front lines of public service
Presenting the winners of the inaugural Vanguard Awards.
-
NIST unveils Internet of Things cybersecurity guidance
The agency seeks to clarify that quandary of securing the Internet of Things with new guidance.
