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FDIC stalls in reporting another cyber breach, committee says
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee is unnerved by agency’s delay in reporting newest cyber breach.
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OMB commits new team to evolving federal privacy practices
A new privacy office and senior career position within OMB’s Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs will reinforce the development of comprehensive, strategic and continuous federal privacy policies to keep pace with changing technologies and advancements in information analytics.
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How DevOps can help agencies keep pace with technology
Rather than implement strategies to keep pace with technological advancements, agencies have opted to simply ban certain applications across the board.
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Joint venture program to partner private sector experts, federal agencies
Thirty-five organizations have been selected by the Commerce Department’s National Technical Information Service to compete for innovative federal data projects intended to enhance public services, operational excellence and interoperability among national data sets.
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Agencies need ‘super users’ to prioritize digital investments, says survey
As an increasing number of citizens expect government digital services to match commercial experiences, a segment of “super users” offer the best indicators of where the interactive experience should be improved to positively impact views toward the digital functionality offered citizens.
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Bray talks ELC, change agents and future of government
The FCC CIO discusses better solutions for government, the promise of open data and his innovation advice.
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Secret Service must address inadequate IT security, says OIG
An Office of Inspector General investigation has found that the U.S. Secret Service did not institute adequate sensitive data protection when it migrated information from previously compromised systems.
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Leveraging GRC to support, enhance federal cyber expertise
GRC platforms act as cyber talent force multipliers.
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CMS, ONC: Health IT industry critical to MACRA’s future
After the unveiling of MACRA’s final rule, the ball is now in the private sector’s court.
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ONC’s final rule on Health IT certification leaves questions
The new rule provides oversight guidance on health IT, but little detail on enforcement.
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FDIC stalls in reporting another cyber breach, committee says
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee is unnerved by agency’s delay in reporting newest cyber breach.
-
OMB commits new team to evolving federal privacy practices
A new privacy office and senior career position within OMB’s Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs will reinforce the development of comprehensive, strategic and continuous federal privacy policies to keep pace with changing technologies and advancements in information analytics.
-
How DevOps can help agencies keep pace with technology
Rather than implement strategies to keep pace with technological advancements, agencies have opted to simply ban certain applications across the board.
-
Joint venture program to partner private sector experts, federal agencies
Thirty-five organizations have been selected by the Commerce Department’s National Technical Information Service to compete for innovative federal data projects intended to enhance public services, operational excellence and interoperability among national data sets.
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Agencies need ‘super users’ to prioritize digital investments, says survey
As an increasing number of citizens expect government digital services to match commercial experiences, a segment of “super users” offer the best indicators of where the interactive experience should be improved to positively impact views toward the digital functionality offered citizens.
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Bray talks ELC, change agents and future of government
The FCC CIO discusses better solutions for government, the promise of open data and his innovation advice.
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Secret Service must address inadequate IT security, says OIG
An Office of Inspector General investigation has found that the U.S. Secret Service did not institute adequate sensitive data protection when it migrated information from previously compromised systems.
-
Leveraging GRC to support, enhance federal cyber expertise
GRC platforms act as cyber talent force multipliers.
-
CMS, ONC: Health IT industry critical to MACRA’s future
After the unveiling of MACRA’s final rule, the ball is now in the private sector’s court.
-
ONC’s final rule on Health IT certification leaves questions
The new rule provides oversight guidance on health IT, but little detail on enforcement.
-
FDIC stalls in reporting another cyber breach, committee says
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee is unnerved by agency’s delay in reporting newest cyber breach.
-
OMB commits new team to evolving federal privacy practices
A new privacy office and senior career position within OMB’s Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs will reinforce the development of comprehensive, strategic and continuous federal privacy policies to keep pace with changing technologies and advancements in information analytics.
-
How DevOps can help agencies keep pace with technology
Rather than implement strategies to keep pace with technological advancements, agencies have opted to simply ban certain applications across the board.
-
Joint venture program to partner private sector experts, federal agencies
Thirty-five organizations have been selected by the Commerce Department’s National Technical Information Service to compete for innovative federal data projects intended to enhance public services, operational excellence and interoperability among national data sets.
-
Agencies need ‘super users’ to prioritize digital investments, says survey
As an increasing number of citizens expect government digital services to match commercial experiences, a segment of “super users” offer the best indicators of where the interactive experience should be improved to positively impact views toward the digital functionality offered citizens.
-
Bray talks ELC, change agents and future of government
The FCC CIO discusses better solutions for government, the promise of open data and his innovation advice.
-
Secret Service must address inadequate IT security, says OIG
An Office of Inspector General investigation has found that the U.S. Secret Service did not institute adequate sensitive data protection when it migrated information from previously compromised systems.
-
Leveraging GRC to support, enhance federal cyber expertise
GRC platforms act as cyber talent force multipliers.
-
CMS, ONC: Health IT industry critical to MACRA’s future
After the unveiling of MACRA’s final rule, the ball is now in the private sector’s court.
-
ONC’s final rule on Health IT certification leaves questions
The new rule provides oversight guidance on health IT, but little detail on enforcement.
