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OPM issues hiring memo to fill federal IT positions
The Office of Personnel Management has issued an excepted service appointment memo to the heads of federal agencies authorizing them to hire technical staff for up to one year to work on IT modernization initiatives.
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![Lifecycle management approach to tech, talent could address cyber skills shortfall [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635830099065483890-1355164jpg.jpg?w=300)
Lifecycle management approach to tech, talent could address cyber skills shortfall [Commentary]
A magnifying glass has been focused on the significant shortfall in cybersecurity talent in the government.
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OPM adds 4 schools to feds’ discount tuition list
Federal employees seeking bachelor and master’s degrees will receive tuition discounts on four new schools.
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To better fight crime and terror in the digital era, the FBI seeks top STEM graduates
The field of opportunity for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) graduates continues to grow thanks to the FBI’s increased recruitment efforts.
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Microsoft looks to solve IT workforce vacancies through veterans program
Microsoft’s Software and Systems Academy is making sure that veterans land on their feet after leaving military service by training exiting service members in IT. According to the veterans that have gone through the program, the mentorship it provides gives them an advantage in finding successful civilian jobs.
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Pentagon’s Lord looks to foster ‘high-potential talent’ with workforce development plan
The final undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics plans to prioritize development of the civilian workforce, including increasing movement inside the department.
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Job seekers find lots of opportunities at federal hiring event
According to attendees, a face to face meeting can make all the difference in securing a job at the right agency.
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As feds’ health care options grow, choices narrow
Options for federal employee health care may have increased over the years, but general enrollment remains consistent and concentrated within the largest providers.
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Feds exposed: What the government is doing to protect you after a breach
On the surface, federal employees face the same dangers as average citizens in the wake of a data breach: credit card theft, fraudulent tax returns, stolen identity, fraudulent medical records and others. But, according to experts, federal employees’ access to sensitive material poses another layer of danger in the wake of a data breach.
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Trump signs bill offering cyber training for state, local law enforcement
President Trump signed a bill that will allow state and local law enforcement to gain needed cybersecurity and cybercrime prevention skills at one of the nation’s top training schools.
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OPM issues hiring memo to fill federal IT positions
The Office of Personnel Management has issued an excepted service appointment memo to the heads of federal agencies authorizing them to hire technical staff for up to one year to work on IT modernization initiatives.
-
Lifecycle management approach to tech, talent could address cyber skills shortfall [Commentary]
A magnifying glass has been focused on the significant shortfall in cybersecurity talent in the government.
-
OPM adds 4 schools to feds’ discount tuition list
Federal employees seeking bachelor and master’s degrees will receive tuition discounts on four new schools.
-
To better fight crime and terror in the digital era, the FBI seeks top STEM graduates
The field of opportunity for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) graduates continues to grow thanks to the FBI’s increased recruitment efforts.
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Microsoft looks to solve IT workforce vacancies through veterans program
Microsoft’s Software and Systems Academy is making sure that veterans land on their feet after leaving military service by training exiting service members in IT. According to the veterans that have gone through the program, the mentorship it provides gives them an advantage in finding successful civilian jobs.
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Pentagon’s Lord looks to foster ‘high-potential talent’ with workforce development plan
The final undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics plans to prioritize development of the civilian workforce, including increasing movement inside the department.
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Job seekers find lots of opportunities at federal hiring event
According to attendees, a face to face meeting can make all the difference in securing a job at the right agency.
-
As feds’ health care options grow, choices narrow
Options for federal employee health care may have increased over the years, but general enrollment remains consistent and concentrated within the largest providers.
-
Feds exposed: What the government is doing to protect you after a breach
On the surface, federal employees face the same dangers as average citizens in the wake of a data breach: credit card theft, fraudulent tax returns, stolen identity, fraudulent medical records and others. But, according to experts, federal employees’ access to sensitive material poses another layer of danger in the wake of a data breach.
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Trump signs bill offering cyber training for state, local law enforcement
President Trump signed a bill that will allow state and local law enforcement to gain needed cybersecurity and cybercrime prevention skills at one of the nation’s top training schools.
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OPM issues hiring memo to fill federal IT positions
The Office of Personnel Management has issued an excepted service appointment memo to the heads of federal agencies authorizing them to hire technical staff for up to one year to work on IT modernization initiatives.
-
![Lifecycle management approach to tech, talent could address cyber skills shortfall [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635830099065483890-1355164jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Lifecycle management approach to tech, talent could address cyber skills shortfall [Commentary]
A magnifying glass has been focused on the significant shortfall in cybersecurity talent in the government.
-
OPM adds 4 schools to feds’ discount tuition list
Federal employees seeking bachelor and master’s degrees will receive tuition discounts on four new schools.
-
To better fight crime and terror in the digital era, the FBI seeks top STEM graduates
The field of opportunity for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) graduates continues to grow thanks to the FBI’s increased recruitment efforts.
-
Microsoft looks to solve IT workforce vacancies through veterans program
Microsoft’s Software and Systems Academy is making sure that veterans land on their feet after leaving military service by training exiting service members in IT. According to the veterans that have gone through the program, the mentorship it provides gives them an advantage in finding successful civilian jobs.
-
Pentagon’s Lord looks to foster ‘high-potential talent’ with workforce development plan
The final undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics plans to prioritize development of the civilian workforce, including increasing movement inside the department.
-
Job seekers find lots of opportunities at federal hiring event
According to attendees, a face to face meeting can make all the difference in securing a job at the right agency.
-
As feds’ health care options grow, choices narrow
Options for federal employee health care may have increased over the years, but general enrollment remains consistent and concentrated within the largest providers.
-
Feds exposed: What the government is doing to protect you after a breach
On the surface, federal employees face the same dangers as average citizens in the wake of a data breach: credit card theft, fraudulent tax returns, stolen identity, fraudulent medical records and others. But, according to experts, federal employees’ access to sensitive material poses another layer of danger in the wake of a data breach.
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Trump signs bill offering cyber training for state, local law enforcement
President Trump signed a bill that will allow state and local law enforcement to gain needed cybersecurity and cybercrime prevention skills at one of the nation’s top training schools.
