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Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
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Is using TikTok a national security risk?
The chairman of a national security subcommittee in the House of Representatives is worried that federal employees who use TikTok, Grindr and other mobile applications owned by foreign governments could be susceptible to blackmail or become national security vulnerabilities.
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New bill gives this Homeland Security agency authority to get ISP info
Senators, however, say the authorities are “limited.”
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This week in Congress: The big defense authorization bill is finally finished
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 9, 2019.
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Congress thinks departments need to coordinate on AI efforts
The co-chairs of the congressional artificial intelligence caucus discussed federal agencies’ use of AI and future federal action.
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Here’s what senators learned about the ransomware threat
The director of the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity agency held a classified briefing with senators, who shared some thoughts.
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Georgia governor picks political newcomer for US Senate
Gov. Brian Kemp pushed aside intense criticism from hard-core Trump advocates who wanted Kemp to appoint Rep. Doug Collins, one of Trump’s staunchest defenders in Congress.
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This Senate bill helps states with cybersecurity
The bipartisan bill, if signed into law, would facilitate joint cybersecurity exercises between the federal government and state and local governments.
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Congress would override Trump if he vetoes Hong Kong support, says Republican leader
Congress will override President Donald Trump if he vetoes popular legislation meant to support pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, a Senate Republican leader said Saturday.
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Senators urge leadership to protect unions in funding bills
Democratic senators are hoping to use fiscal year 2020 funding legislation to bar agencies from enforcing collective bargaining agreements without making good-faith negotiations.
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Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
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Is using TikTok a national security risk?
The chairman of a national security subcommittee in the House of Representatives is worried that federal employees who use TikTok, Grindr and other mobile applications owned by foreign governments could be susceptible to blackmail or become national security vulnerabilities.
-
New bill gives this Homeland Security agency authority to get ISP info
Senators, however, say the authorities are “limited.”
-
This week in Congress: The big defense authorization bill is finally finished
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 9, 2019.
-
Congress thinks departments need to coordinate on AI efforts
The co-chairs of the congressional artificial intelligence caucus discussed federal agencies’ use of AI and future federal action.
-
Here’s what senators learned about the ransomware threat
The director of the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity agency held a classified briefing with senators, who shared some thoughts.
-
Georgia governor picks political newcomer for US Senate
Gov. Brian Kemp pushed aside intense criticism from hard-core Trump advocates who wanted Kemp to appoint Rep. Doug Collins, one of Trump’s staunchest defenders in Congress.
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This Senate bill helps states with cybersecurity
The bipartisan bill, if signed into law, would facilitate joint cybersecurity exercises between the federal government and state and local governments.
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Congress would override Trump if he vetoes Hong Kong support, says Republican leader
Congress will override President Donald Trump if he vetoes popular legislation meant to support pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, a Senate Republican leader said Saturday.
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Senators urge leadership to protect unions in funding bills
Democratic senators are hoping to use fiscal year 2020 funding legislation to bar agencies from enforcing collective bargaining agreements without making good-faith negotiations.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Is using TikTok a national security risk?
The chairman of a national security subcommittee in the House of Representatives is worried that federal employees who use TikTok, Grindr and other mobile applications owned by foreign governments could be susceptible to blackmail or become national security vulnerabilities.
-
New bill gives this Homeland Security agency authority to get ISP info
Senators, however, say the authorities are “limited.”
-
This week in Congress: The big defense authorization bill is finally finished
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 9, 2019.
-
Congress thinks departments need to coordinate on AI efforts
The co-chairs of the congressional artificial intelligence caucus discussed federal agencies’ use of AI and future federal action.
-
Here’s what senators learned about the ransomware threat
The director of the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity agency held a classified briefing with senators, who shared some thoughts.
-
Georgia governor picks political newcomer for US Senate
Gov. Brian Kemp pushed aside intense criticism from hard-core Trump advocates who wanted Kemp to appoint Rep. Doug Collins, one of Trump’s staunchest defenders in Congress.
-
This Senate bill helps states with cybersecurity
The bipartisan bill, if signed into law, would facilitate joint cybersecurity exercises between the federal government and state and local governments.
-
Congress would override Trump if he vetoes Hong Kong support, says Republican leader
Congress will override President Donald Trump if he vetoes popular legislation meant to support pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, a Senate Republican leader said Saturday.
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Senators urge leadership to protect unions in funding bills
Democratic senators are hoping to use fiscal year 2020 funding legislation to bar agencies from enforcing collective bargaining agreements without making good-faith negotiations.
