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Federal CIO event celebrates women in IT, seeks to include more
Though the federal government outpaces the private sector in female representation among its IT workforce, agency leadership says there is more that can be done.
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Outgoing VA Secretary Shulkin lashes out at White House officials looking to privatize veterans care
In a New York Times op-ed, Shulkin said the department “has become entangled in a brutal power struggle” that threatens veterans care.
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Protecting critical infrastructure from dire threats
Deborah Lee James, the former secretary of the Air Force, outlines how the US needs to improve its critical infrastructure cyber security.
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Digital services agency links success to tech innovation, cultural change
According to the director of the Digital Service at VA, the program’s success is measured in both completed tech projects and a culture shift within agencies.
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‘One step closer to heaven’
How the Department of Homeland Security is procuring advanced technologies to enable a geographically dispersed workforce.
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How the US can put its OTA procurement process to best use
With proper transparency, the other transaction authority mechanism will allow the U.S. to stay several steps ahead of any adversary and benefit the procurement process.
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Congress has some questions about DoD’s multibillion cloud program
Congress wants answers about the structure of the DoD’s multi-billion dollar cloud acquisition program.
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Agency IT upgrades could get stalled by modernization fund cutback
Though legislation called for $250 million for the Technology Modernization Fund, the proposed 2018 appropriations include only $100 million.
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With new security features, Google makes major play for federal cloud business
Along with a FedRAMP provisional authority to operate, Google also announced new security features and partnerships for their cloud platform.
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US anti-terror training abroad includes K-9, cybersecurity
A U.S. State Department program is helping countries with anti-terrorism efforts through K-9 and police training, cybersecurity, call centers, drones, and surveillance.
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Federal CIO event celebrates women in IT, seeks to include more
Though the federal government outpaces the private sector in female representation among its IT workforce, agency leadership says there is more that can be done.
-
Outgoing VA Secretary Shulkin lashes out at White House officials looking to privatize veterans care
In a New York Times op-ed, Shulkin said the department “has become entangled in a brutal power struggle” that threatens veterans care.
-
Protecting critical infrastructure from dire threats
Deborah Lee James, the former secretary of the Air Force, outlines how the US needs to improve its critical infrastructure cyber security.
-
Digital services agency links success to tech innovation, cultural change
According to the director of the Digital Service at VA, the program’s success is measured in both completed tech projects and a culture shift within agencies.
-
‘One step closer to heaven’
How the Department of Homeland Security is procuring advanced technologies to enable a geographically dispersed workforce.
-
How the US can put its OTA procurement process to best use
With proper transparency, the other transaction authority mechanism will allow the U.S. to stay several steps ahead of any adversary and benefit the procurement process.
-
Congress has some questions about DoD’s multibillion cloud program
Congress wants answers about the structure of the DoD’s multi-billion dollar cloud acquisition program.
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Agency IT upgrades could get stalled by modernization fund cutback
Though legislation called for $250 million for the Technology Modernization Fund, the proposed 2018 appropriations include only $100 million.
-
With new security features, Google makes major play for federal cloud business
Along with a FedRAMP provisional authority to operate, Google also announced new security features and partnerships for their cloud platform.
-
US anti-terror training abroad includes K-9, cybersecurity
A U.S. State Department program is helping countries with anti-terrorism efforts through K-9 and police training, cybersecurity, call centers, drones, and surveillance.
-
Federal CIO event celebrates women in IT, seeks to include more
Though the federal government outpaces the private sector in female representation among its IT workforce, agency leadership says there is more that can be done.
-
Outgoing VA Secretary Shulkin lashes out at White House officials looking to privatize veterans care
In a New York Times op-ed, Shulkin said the department “has become entangled in a brutal power struggle” that threatens veterans care.
-
Protecting critical infrastructure from dire threats
Deborah Lee James, the former secretary of the Air Force, outlines how the US needs to improve its critical infrastructure cyber security.
-
Digital services agency links success to tech innovation, cultural change
According to the director of the Digital Service at VA, the program’s success is measured in both completed tech projects and a culture shift within agencies.
-
‘One step closer to heaven’
How the Department of Homeland Security is procuring advanced technologies to enable a geographically dispersed workforce.
-
How the US can put its OTA procurement process to best use
With proper transparency, the other transaction authority mechanism will allow the U.S. to stay several steps ahead of any adversary and benefit the procurement process.
-
Congress has some questions about DoD’s multibillion cloud program
Congress wants answers about the structure of the DoD’s multi-billion dollar cloud acquisition program.
-
Agency IT upgrades could get stalled by modernization fund cutback
Though legislation called for $250 million for the Technology Modernization Fund, the proposed 2018 appropriations include only $100 million.
-
With new security features, Google makes major play for federal cloud business
Along with a FedRAMP provisional authority to operate, Google also announced new security features and partnerships for their cloud platform.
-
US anti-terror training abroad includes K-9, cybersecurity
A U.S. State Department program is helping countries with anti-terrorism efforts through K-9 and police training, cybersecurity, call centers, drones, and surveillance.
