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Lawmaker summons Pentagon official over canceled travel software
Rep. Nancy Mace has asked a defense official to testify before her subcommittee to explain the sudden cancellation of a new software contract.
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How agencies can use CISA’s new roadmap to speed Zero Trust transition
Federal agencies are learning that the shift from perimeter security to Zero Trust architecture is a major undertaking.
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House defense bill adds special Ukraine IG, Taiwan cyber cooperation
The House’s FY24 National Defense Authorization Act sets up a Special Inspector General for Ukraine and requires cooperation on Taiwan cybersecurity.
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At least 10 federal agencies contracted with hacked software maker
The attack affecting a “small number” of government agencies is still being assessed, officials said.
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Biden hosts forum on artificial intelligence with tech leaders
The Biden administration is seeking to figure out how to regulate the emergent field of AI.
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Intel from NRO, NGA included in Trump’s alleged misuse of defense docs
The documents Trump is accused of mishandling contained details concerning nuclear weapons, military capabilities and activities in foreign countries.
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Federal agencies hit by ‘wide-ranging’ cyberattack
It’s yet unclear which agencies were affected or how many.
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Air National Guardsman indicted for leaking classified information
Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, accused of leaking highly classified military documents, has been indicted on federal felony charges.
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US regulators take aim at AI to protect consumers and workers
The FTC, EEOC, the CFPB and the Department of Justice are all directing resources and staff to take aim at new tech.
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Automated talent management can aid federal recruitment and retention
As agencies work to find talent, hiring managers and human resource specialists should lean into new solutions that help optimize an employee’s tenure.
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Lawmaker summons Pentagon official over canceled travel software
Rep. Nancy Mace has asked a defense official to testify before her subcommittee to explain the sudden cancellation of a new software contract.
-
How agencies can use CISA’s new roadmap to speed Zero Trust transition
Federal agencies are learning that the shift from perimeter security to Zero Trust architecture is a major undertaking.
-
House defense bill adds special Ukraine IG, Taiwan cyber cooperation
The House’s FY24 National Defense Authorization Act sets up a Special Inspector General for Ukraine and requires cooperation on Taiwan cybersecurity.
-
At least 10 federal agencies contracted with hacked software maker
The attack affecting a “small number” of government agencies is still being assessed, officials said.
-
Biden hosts forum on artificial intelligence with tech leaders
The Biden administration is seeking to figure out how to regulate the emergent field of AI.
-
Intel from NRO, NGA included in Trump’s alleged misuse of defense docs
The documents Trump is accused of mishandling contained details concerning nuclear weapons, military capabilities and activities in foreign countries.
-
Federal agencies hit by ‘wide-ranging’ cyberattack
It’s yet unclear which agencies were affected or how many.
-
Air National Guardsman indicted for leaking classified information
Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, accused of leaking highly classified military documents, has been indicted on federal felony charges.
-
US regulators take aim at AI to protect consumers and workers
The FTC, EEOC, the CFPB and the Department of Justice are all directing resources and staff to take aim at new tech.
-
Automated talent management can aid federal recruitment and retention
As agencies work to find talent, hiring managers and human resource specialists should lean into new solutions that help optimize an employee’s tenure.
-
Lawmaker summons Pentagon official over canceled travel software
Rep. Nancy Mace has asked a defense official to testify before her subcommittee to explain the sudden cancellation of a new software contract.
-
How agencies can use CISA’s new roadmap to speed Zero Trust transition
Federal agencies are learning that the shift from perimeter security to Zero Trust architecture is a major undertaking.
-
House defense bill adds special Ukraine IG, Taiwan cyber cooperation
The House’s FY24 National Defense Authorization Act sets up a Special Inspector General for Ukraine and requires cooperation on Taiwan cybersecurity.
-
At least 10 federal agencies contracted with hacked software maker
The attack affecting a “small number” of government agencies is still being assessed, officials said.
-
Biden hosts forum on artificial intelligence with tech leaders
The Biden administration is seeking to figure out how to regulate the emergent field of AI.
-
Intel from NRO, NGA included in Trump’s alleged misuse of defense docs
The documents Trump is accused of mishandling contained details concerning nuclear weapons, military capabilities and activities in foreign countries.
-
Federal agencies hit by ‘wide-ranging’ cyberattack
It’s yet unclear which agencies were affected or how many.
-
Air National Guardsman indicted for leaking classified information
Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, accused of leaking highly classified military documents, has been indicted on federal felony charges.
-
US regulators take aim at AI to protect consumers and workers
The FTC, EEOC, the CFPB and the Department of Justice are all directing resources and staff to take aim at new tech.
-
Automated talent management can aid federal recruitment and retention
As agencies work to find talent, hiring managers and human resource specialists should lean into new solutions that help optimize an employee’s tenure.
