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The IT crowd: FBI, HHS and DoD get new technology leaders
Some federal agencies will see appointments, nominations and career moves bringing fresh faces to important positions within their information technology offices.
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DoD backs off cloud contract with Amazon partner worth nearly $1 billion
Amidst criticism from industry, the Defense Department modified an expensive deal it made with Rean Cloud, LLC in February.
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Meet Russia’s trolls: From standup comic to a Siberian Jay Z
They are the 13 Russians indicted by a grand jury in Washington in a sweeping conspiracy to defraud the United States and its political system, including the 2016 presidential election, via bogus social media posts and other “information warfare.”
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Experts: stealing ideas is key to government IT
Replicating and adapting ideas from other agencies means that feds won’t be repeating work and mistakes while developing innovative IT, according to government officials at the AFCEA Bethesda Innovation in Technology Symposium.
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USDA pounces on IT funding opportunity
Though proposals for the new Technology Modernization Fund have only been accepted for a few days, the Department of Agriculture has jumped on the chance to receive funding.
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What is DARPA doing in Ukraine?
The Pentagon’s famous high-tech weapons office is working with Ukraine’s government on information-related systems.
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Russian election assault poses quandary for 2018 campaigns
Candidates running in 2018 are scared of email hacks and elaborate misinformation schemes like the ones Russia used to disrupt the 2016 campaign, and many candidates say they’re concerned they can’t rely on Congress or the White House for advice, or protection.
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Officials say new military health records plan on track, already showing results
Officials involved in the roll out of the new system insist it is still on track for full completion by 2022.
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Justices look at how older law applies to internet cloud
The justices heard arguments in a dispute between the Trump administration and Microsoft Corp. over a warrant for emails stored in the internet cloud outside the United States.
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How agencies can request funds to replace legacy IT systems
Though the fund established by the Modernizing Government Technology Act is currently empty, the White House is encouraging agencies to begin submitting project proposals that could use the money.
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The IT crowd: FBI, HHS and DoD get new technology leaders
Some federal agencies will see appointments, nominations and career moves bringing fresh faces to important positions within their information technology offices.
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DoD backs off cloud contract with Amazon partner worth nearly $1 billion
Amidst criticism from industry, the Defense Department modified an expensive deal it made with Rean Cloud, LLC in February.
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Meet Russia’s trolls: From standup comic to a Siberian Jay Z
They are the 13 Russians indicted by a grand jury in Washington in a sweeping conspiracy to defraud the United States and its political system, including the 2016 presidential election, via bogus social media posts and other “information warfare.”
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Experts: stealing ideas is key to government IT
Replicating and adapting ideas from other agencies means that feds won’t be repeating work and mistakes while developing innovative IT, according to government officials at the AFCEA Bethesda Innovation in Technology Symposium.
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USDA pounces on IT funding opportunity
Though proposals for the new Technology Modernization Fund have only been accepted for a few days, the Department of Agriculture has jumped on the chance to receive funding.
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What is DARPA doing in Ukraine?
The Pentagon’s famous high-tech weapons office is working with Ukraine’s government on information-related systems.
-
Russian election assault poses quandary for 2018 campaigns
Candidates running in 2018 are scared of email hacks and elaborate misinformation schemes like the ones Russia used to disrupt the 2016 campaign, and many candidates say they’re concerned they can’t rely on Congress or the White House for advice, or protection.
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Officials say new military health records plan on track, already showing results
Officials involved in the roll out of the new system insist it is still on track for full completion by 2022.
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Justices look at how older law applies to internet cloud
The justices heard arguments in a dispute between the Trump administration and Microsoft Corp. over a warrant for emails stored in the internet cloud outside the United States.
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How agencies can request funds to replace legacy IT systems
Though the fund established by the Modernizing Government Technology Act is currently empty, the White House is encouraging agencies to begin submitting project proposals that could use the money.
-
The IT crowd: FBI, HHS and DoD get new technology leaders
Some federal agencies will see appointments, nominations and career moves bringing fresh faces to important positions within their information technology offices.
-
DoD backs off cloud contract with Amazon partner worth nearly $1 billion
Amidst criticism from industry, the Defense Department modified an expensive deal it made with Rean Cloud, LLC in February.
-
Meet Russia’s trolls: From standup comic to a Siberian Jay Z
They are the 13 Russians indicted by a grand jury in Washington in a sweeping conspiracy to defraud the United States and its political system, including the 2016 presidential election, via bogus social media posts and other “information warfare.”
-
Experts: stealing ideas is key to government IT
Replicating and adapting ideas from other agencies means that feds won’t be repeating work and mistakes while developing innovative IT, according to government officials at the AFCEA Bethesda Innovation in Technology Symposium.
-
USDA pounces on IT funding opportunity
Though proposals for the new Technology Modernization Fund have only been accepted for a few days, the Department of Agriculture has jumped on the chance to receive funding.
-
What is DARPA doing in Ukraine?
The Pentagon’s famous high-tech weapons office is working with Ukraine’s government on information-related systems.
-
Russian election assault poses quandary for 2018 campaigns
Candidates running in 2018 are scared of email hacks and elaborate misinformation schemes like the ones Russia used to disrupt the 2016 campaign, and many candidates say they’re concerned they can’t rely on Congress or the White House for advice, or protection.
-
Officials say new military health records plan on track, already showing results
Officials involved in the roll out of the new system insist it is still on track for full completion by 2022.
-
Justices look at how older law applies to internet cloud
The justices heard arguments in a dispute between the Trump administration and Microsoft Corp. over a warrant for emails stored in the internet cloud outside the United States.
-
How agencies can request funds to replace legacy IT systems
Though the fund established by the Modernizing Government Technology Act is currently empty, the White House is encouraging agencies to begin submitting project proposals that could use the money.
