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Lawmakers want cyber champion for feds
“Federal employees devote their lives to civil service, and we must make it a priority to both protect against information theft and guarantee robust response if an attack occurs.”
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Trump hints he won’t fill many top federal posts
President Donald Trump hinted at permanent vacancies at federal posts across government agencies in an early morning Twitter post that pushed back on criticism his administration is understaffed.
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Senate Intelligence Committee takes aim at cyber vulnerabilities
The Senate Intelligence Committee’s annual intelligence bill is taking aim at the process by which the federal government discloses cyber vulnerabilities.
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OMB caught not following reports reporting requirements
The GAO examined the efforts put forth into implementing and following the requirements of the GPRA Modernization Act of 2010.
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Slow the mileage put on federal purchase and travel cards, says Senate
The Senate passed a bill on August 3 to protect taxpayers’ money by cracking down on wasteful, fraudulent or abusive transactions made by federal employees on agency travel and purchase cards.
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New legislation protects whistleblowers
The Senate passed a new bipartisan legislation Tuesday night that will help improve the government.
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Bipartisan bill proposes improvements to government IoT
Seeking to improve security throughout the United States government, a new bipartisan legislation has been proposed to improve the cyber security of devices connected to the Internet of Things.
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Taking Congress by surprise, FBI headquarters consolidation project back to square 1
A hearing, entitled “FBI Headquarters Consolidation Project – What Happened and What’s Next,” called three individuals from organizations overseeing the project to report on the events and considerations leading up to the project’s cancellation.
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Senate confirms Christopher Wray as next FBI director
The Senate on Tuesday overwhelmingly confirmed Christopher Wray to lead the FBI, replacing James Comey, who was abruptly fired by President Donald Trump amid the investigation into Russian meddling in last year’s presidential election.
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Top GOP senator blasts OMB director
Sen. John Cornyn of Texas says Mick Mulvaney has “got a big job, he ought to do that job and let us do our jobs.”
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Lawmakers want cyber champion for feds
“Federal employees devote their lives to civil service, and we must make it a priority to both protect against information theft and guarantee robust response if an attack occurs.”
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Trump hints he won’t fill many top federal posts
President Donald Trump hinted at permanent vacancies at federal posts across government agencies in an early morning Twitter post that pushed back on criticism his administration is understaffed.
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Senate Intelligence Committee takes aim at cyber vulnerabilities
The Senate Intelligence Committee’s annual intelligence bill is taking aim at the process by which the federal government discloses cyber vulnerabilities.
-
OMB caught not following reports reporting requirements
The GAO examined the efforts put forth into implementing and following the requirements of the GPRA Modernization Act of 2010.
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Slow the mileage put on federal purchase and travel cards, says Senate
The Senate passed a bill on August 3 to protect taxpayers’ money by cracking down on wasteful, fraudulent or abusive transactions made by federal employees on agency travel and purchase cards.
-
New legislation protects whistleblowers
The Senate passed a new bipartisan legislation Tuesday night that will help improve the government.
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Bipartisan bill proposes improvements to government IoT
Seeking to improve security throughout the United States government, a new bipartisan legislation has been proposed to improve the cyber security of devices connected to the Internet of Things.
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Taking Congress by surprise, FBI headquarters consolidation project back to square 1
A hearing, entitled “FBI Headquarters Consolidation Project – What Happened and What’s Next,” called three individuals from organizations overseeing the project to report on the events and considerations leading up to the project’s cancellation.
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Senate confirms Christopher Wray as next FBI director
The Senate on Tuesday overwhelmingly confirmed Christopher Wray to lead the FBI, replacing James Comey, who was abruptly fired by President Donald Trump amid the investigation into Russian meddling in last year’s presidential election.
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Top GOP senator blasts OMB director
Sen. John Cornyn of Texas says Mick Mulvaney has “got a big job, he ought to do that job and let us do our jobs.”
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Lawmakers want cyber champion for feds
“Federal employees devote their lives to civil service, and we must make it a priority to both protect against information theft and guarantee robust response if an attack occurs.”
-
Trump hints he won’t fill many top federal posts
President Donald Trump hinted at permanent vacancies at federal posts across government agencies in an early morning Twitter post that pushed back on criticism his administration is understaffed.
-
Senate Intelligence Committee takes aim at cyber vulnerabilities
The Senate Intelligence Committee’s annual intelligence bill is taking aim at the process by which the federal government discloses cyber vulnerabilities.
-
OMB caught not following reports reporting requirements
The GAO examined the efforts put forth into implementing and following the requirements of the GPRA Modernization Act of 2010.
-
Slow the mileage put on federal purchase and travel cards, says Senate
The Senate passed a bill on August 3 to protect taxpayers’ money by cracking down on wasteful, fraudulent or abusive transactions made by federal employees on agency travel and purchase cards.
-
New legislation protects whistleblowers
The Senate passed a new bipartisan legislation Tuesday night that will help improve the government.
-
Bipartisan bill proposes improvements to government IoT
Seeking to improve security throughout the United States government, a new bipartisan legislation has been proposed to improve the cyber security of devices connected to the Internet of Things.
-
Taking Congress by surprise, FBI headquarters consolidation project back to square 1
A hearing, entitled “FBI Headquarters Consolidation Project – What Happened and What’s Next,” called three individuals from organizations overseeing the project to report on the events and considerations leading up to the project’s cancellation.
-
Senate confirms Christopher Wray as next FBI director
The Senate on Tuesday overwhelmingly confirmed Christopher Wray to lead the FBI, replacing James Comey, who was abruptly fired by President Donald Trump amid the investigation into Russian meddling in last year’s presidential election.
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Top GOP senator blasts OMB director
Sen. John Cornyn of Texas says Mick Mulvaney has “got a big job, he ought to do that job and let us do our jobs.”
