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The government’s 4 priorities for promoting mobile tech
Mobile technology is becoming increasingly essential to agency operations, and a government working group has a strategy to address it.
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Will Congress ever get better at technology security?
Budgets, physical limitations and partisan politics hamper Congress’ ability to become more savvy to rapidly changing technology.
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Does DoD’s big-money cloud contract really need a new new review?
Amid cheers and controversy, there are experts that say it does make sense for newly installed Secretary of Defense Mark Esper to review the Pentagon’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract.
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Whistleblower vindicated in Cisco cybersecurity case
Cybersecurity expert Chris Wysopal of Veracode said the case — involving Cisco Systems Inc. video surveillance software — breaks new ground by making it clear that security vulnerabilities now fall into the flawed product category.
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Can federal agencies ever protect all their vital data?
The Government Accountability Office found that many federal agencies did not adequately and efficiently implement information security programs during fiscal year 2018.
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Can agency cyber evaluations be improved?
Some agency CIOs think the FITARA scorecard isn’t grading their cybersecurity posture fairly.
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VA, DoD tout major progress in effort to join electronic health records systems
The departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs are eyeing the end of the summer for significant advances in their efforts for a new, joint electronic health record, a move that both bureaucracies have made the long-term centerpiece of medical reforms for their patients.
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US issues hacking security alert for small planes
A DHS official told The Associated Press that the agency independently confirmed a security flaw with outside partners and a national research laboratory, and decided it was necessary to issue the warning.
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State election offices made for an easy target for Russian hackers
A new Senate report shows Russian-backed hackers targeted U.S. states through lax security, documenting holes in state networks and by infiltrating voter registration databases.
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Election security divides Congress after Mueller’s testimony
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, halted a bipartisan effort to beef up state election systems ahead of the 2018 election and on Thursday blocked Democrats from pushing forward a House-passed bill to authorize funding for the states.
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The government’s 4 priorities for promoting mobile tech
Mobile technology is becoming increasingly essential to agency operations, and a government working group has a strategy to address it.
-
Will Congress ever get better at technology security?
Budgets, physical limitations and partisan politics hamper Congress’ ability to become more savvy to rapidly changing technology.
-
Does DoD’s big-money cloud contract really need a new new review?
Amid cheers and controversy, there are experts that say it does make sense for newly installed Secretary of Defense Mark Esper to review the Pentagon’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract.
-
Whistleblower vindicated in Cisco cybersecurity case
Cybersecurity expert Chris Wysopal of Veracode said the case — involving Cisco Systems Inc. video surveillance software — breaks new ground by making it clear that security vulnerabilities now fall into the flawed product category.
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Can federal agencies ever protect all their vital data?
The Government Accountability Office found that many federal agencies did not adequately and efficiently implement information security programs during fiscal year 2018.
-
Can agency cyber evaluations be improved?
Some agency CIOs think the FITARA scorecard isn’t grading their cybersecurity posture fairly.
-
VA, DoD tout major progress in effort to join electronic health records systems
The departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs are eyeing the end of the summer for significant advances in their efforts for a new, joint electronic health record, a move that both bureaucracies have made the long-term centerpiece of medical reforms for their patients.
-
US issues hacking security alert for small planes
A DHS official told The Associated Press that the agency independently confirmed a security flaw with outside partners and a national research laboratory, and decided it was necessary to issue the warning.
-
State election offices made for an easy target for Russian hackers
A new Senate report shows Russian-backed hackers targeted U.S. states through lax security, documenting holes in state networks and by infiltrating voter registration databases.
-
Election security divides Congress after Mueller’s testimony
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, halted a bipartisan effort to beef up state election systems ahead of the 2018 election and on Thursday blocked Democrats from pushing forward a House-passed bill to authorize funding for the states.
-
The government’s 4 priorities for promoting mobile tech
Mobile technology is becoming increasingly essential to agency operations, and a government working group has a strategy to address it.
-
Will Congress ever get better at technology security?
Budgets, physical limitations and partisan politics hamper Congress’ ability to become more savvy to rapidly changing technology.
-
Does DoD’s big-money cloud contract really need a new new review?
Amid cheers and controversy, there are experts that say it does make sense for newly installed Secretary of Defense Mark Esper to review the Pentagon’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract.
-
Whistleblower vindicated in Cisco cybersecurity case
Cybersecurity expert Chris Wysopal of Veracode said the case — involving Cisco Systems Inc. video surveillance software — breaks new ground by making it clear that security vulnerabilities now fall into the flawed product category.
-
Can federal agencies ever protect all their vital data?
The Government Accountability Office found that many federal agencies did not adequately and efficiently implement information security programs during fiscal year 2018.
-
Can agency cyber evaluations be improved?
Some agency CIOs think the FITARA scorecard isn’t grading their cybersecurity posture fairly.
-
VA, DoD tout major progress in effort to join electronic health records systems
The departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs are eyeing the end of the summer for significant advances in their efforts for a new, joint electronic health record, a move that both bureaucracies have made the long-term centerpiece of medical reforms for their patients.
-
US issues hacking security alert for small planes
A DHS official told The Associated Press that the agency independently confirmed a security flaw with outside partners and a national research laboratory, and decided it was necessary to issue the warning.
-
State election offices made for an easy target for Russian hackers
A new Senate report shows Russian-backed hackers targeted U.S. states through lax security, documenting holes in state networks and by infiltrating voter registration databases.
-
Election security divides Congress after Mueller’s testimony
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, halted a bipartisan effort to beef up state election systems ahead of the 2018 election and on Thursday blocked Democrats from pushing forward a House-passed bill to authorize funding for the states.
