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Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
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This is the US threat intel firm referenced in the Trump-Ukraine controversy
President Donald Trump brought up CrowdStrike in a phone call that has led to an impeachment inquiry in the House.
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Is there a plan to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks?
The Government Accountability Office examined whether a national strategy exists to identify and respond to cybersecurity threats.
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A new sprint wants to accelerate AI solutions
The GSA’s Centers of Excellence initiative has found its fifth partner in the Department of Defense, which wants to expand artificial intelligence capabilities and adoption in government.
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‘But who’s in charge’ is the question for feds in cybersecurity
Government officials consistently argue that no single agency could take responsibility for the cybersecurity of the federal government. But a Wisconsin senator recently pushed officials to answer the question of who takes the lead for information security.
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How sensors and software aided hurricane recovery
The Department of Homeland Security deployed several technology solutions to help first responders during Hurricane Dorian.
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The 5G marketplace may require a government intervention
New 5G technology will require a serious discussion about the government’s role in that market moving forward, top officials said Sept. 19.
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Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
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Key Senate panel approves $250 million for election security
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced in a floor speech in advance of the Appropriations Committee vote that he would support the funding.
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Schneider “excited” by agency FITARA progress
One of the government’s top IT officials sees an opportunity to move to shared services as a way to improve security.
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Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
-
This is the US threat intel firm referenced in the Trump-Ukraine controversy
President Donald Trump brought up CrowdStrike in a phone call that has led to an impeachment inquiry in the House.
-
Is there a plan to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks?
The Government Accountability Office examined whether a national strategy exists to identify and respond to cybersecurity threats.
-
A new sprint wants to accelerate AI solutions
The GSA’s Centers of Excellence initiative has found its fifth partner in the Department of Defense, which wants to expand artificial intelligence capabilities and adoption in government.
-
‘But who’s in charge’ is the question for feds in cybersecurity
Government officials consistently argue that no single agency could take responsibility for the cybersecurity of the federal government. But a Wisconsin senator recently pushed officials to answer the question of who takes the lead for information security.
-
How sensors and software aided hurricane recovery
The Department of Homeland Security deployed several technology solutions to help first responders during Hurricane Dorian.
-
The 5G marketplace may require a government intervention
New 5G technology will require a serious discussion about the government’s role in that market moving forward, top officials said Sept. 19.
-
Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
-
Key Senate panel approves $250 million for election security
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced in a floor speech in advance of the Appropriations Committee vote that he would support the funding.
-
Schneider “excited” by agency FITARA progress
One of the government’s top IT officials sees an opportunity to move to shared services as a way to improve security.
-
Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
-
This is the US threat intel firm referenced in the Trump-Ukraine controversy
President Donald Trump brought up CrowdStrike in a phone call that has led to an impeachment inquiry in the House.
-
Is there a plan to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks?
The Government Accountability Office examined whether a national strategy exists to identify and respond to cybersecurity threats.
-
A new sprint wants to accelerate AI solutions
The GSA’s Centers of Excellence initiative has found its fifth partner in the Department of Defense, which wants to expand artificial intelligence capabilities and adoption in government.
-
‘But who’s in charge’ is the question for feds in cybersecurity
Government officials consistently argue that no single agency could take responsibility for the cybersecurity of the federal government. But a Wisconsin senator recently pushed officials to answer the question of who takes the lead for information security.
-
How sensors and software aided hurricane recovery
The Department of Homeland Security deployed several technology solutions to help first responders during Hurricane Dorian.
-
The 5G marketplace may require a government intervention
New 5G technology will require a serious discussion about the government’s role in that market moving forward, top officials said Sept. 19.
-
Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
-
Key Senate panel approves $250 million for election security
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced in a floor speech in advance of the Appropriations Committee vote that he would support the funding.
-
Schneider “excited” by agency FITARA progress
One of the government’s top IT officials sees an opportunity to move to shared services as a way to improve security.
