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Government has the foundation to make blockchain its secret defense
Thwarting data manipulation means a manual audit log process, advanced user behavior analytics and countless man-hours. Blockchain removes these time consuming requirements.
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Why supply chain threats require a whole-of-government response
As supply chain threats evolve across sectors, a cohesive and collaborative defense is needed.
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Commentary: Feds moving in wrong (and dangerous) direction on military consumer protection
It is not hyperbole to state that financial distress compromises individual and unit combat effectiveness.
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2018 CFC: Looking forward to giving back, again
A new platform is debuting for the fall 2018 Combined Federal Campaign to make it even easier for men and women in federal employment give generously to the causes they support.
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Why supply-chain threats call for urgent, cooperative action
Supply-chain threats don’t target only government or only industry. Confronting those threats requires a partnership — and soon.
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The elements that make security an enabler rather than a hindrance
As the Defense Information Systems Agency evolves the Common Access Card, it’s time to consider the complete identity and access management process.
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‘Voluntary’ doesn’t secure the supply chain
Government contracting poses inherent supply chain threats. One agency can make a difference, but it’s not who you think.
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OMB’s cyber report should start the race to the cloud
Can the cloud awaken the government from cyber Groundhog Day?
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When FISMA isn’t enough
Federal agencies, especially civilian organizations, aren’t going far enough to secure against cyber-physical threats to the supply chain.
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Federal pay freeze? Not without a fight
Federal employees deserve better, according to one senator.
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Government has the foundation to make blockchain its secret defense
Thwarting data manipulation means a manual audit log process, advanced user behavior analytics and countless man-hours. Blockchain removes these time consuming requirements.
-
Why supply chain threats require a whole-of-government response
As supply chain threats evolve across sectors, a cohesive and collaborative defense is needed.
-
Commentary: Feds moving in wrong (and dangerous) direction on military consumer protection
It is not hyperbole to state that financial distress compromises individual and unit combat effectiveness.
-
2018 CFC: Looking forward to giving back, again
A new platform is debuting for the fall 2018 Combined Federal Campaign to make it even easier for men and women in federal employment give generously to the causes they support.
-
Why supply-chain threats call for urgent, cooperative action
Supply-chain threats don’t target only government or only industry. Confronting those threats requires a partnership — and soon.
-
The elements that make security an enabler rather than a hindrance
As the Defense Information Systems Agency evolves the Common Access Card, it’s time to consider the complete identity and access management process.
-
‘Voluntary’ doesn’t secure the supply chain
Government contracting poses inherent supply chain threats. One agency can make a difference, but it’s not who you think.
-
OMB’s cyber report should start the race to the cloud
Can the cloud awaken the government from cyber Groundhog Day?
-
When FISMA isn’t enough
Federal agencies, especially civilian organizations, aren’t going far enough to secure against cyber-physical threats to the supply chain.
-
Federal pay freeze? Not without a fight
Federal employees deserve better, according to one senator.
-
Government has the foundation to make blockchain its secret defense
Thwarting data manipulation means a manual audit log process, advanced user behavior analytics and countless man-hours. Blockchain removes these time consuming requirements.
-
Why supply chain threats require a whole-of-government response
As supply chain threats evolve across sectors, a cohesive and collaborative defense is needed.
-
Commentary: Feds moving in wrong (and dangerous) direction on military consumer protection
It is not hyperbole to state that financial distress compromises individual and unit combat effectiveness.
-
2018 CFC: Looking forward to giving back, again
A new platform is debuting for the fall 2018 Combined Federal Campaign to make it even easier for men and women in federal employment give generously to the causes they support.
-
Why supply-chain threats call for urgent, cooperative action
Supply-chain threats don’t target only government or only industry. Confronting those threats requires a partnership — and soon.
-
The elements that make security an enabler rather than a hindrance
As the Defense Information Systems Agency evolves the Common Access Card, it’s time to consider the complete identity and access management process.
-
‘Voluntary’ doesn’t secure the supply chain
Government contracting poses inherent supply chain threats. One agency can make a difference, but it’s not who you think.
-
OMB’s cyber report should start the race to the cloud
Can the cloud awaken the government from cyber Groundhog Day?
-
When FISMA isn’t enough
Federal agencies, especially civilian organizations, aren’t going far enough to secure against cyber-physical threats to the supply chain.
