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Congressmen introduce bills to standardize agencies’ geospatial data
A reintroduced set of bills in the House and Senate would improve the standardization of geospatial data across federal agencies.
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Access Denied: What you need to know to protect the network [Commentary]
This story is true in essence, if not in particulars, and it is one that has played out many times across all sectors.
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Federal ‘extreme vetting’ plan castigated by tech experts
The experts, a group of more than 50 computer and data scientists, mathematicians and other specialists in automated decision-making, urged the Department of Homeland Security to abandon the project, dubbed the “Extreme Vetting Initiative.”
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Kaspersky Lab releases report into upload of NSA documents
Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kasperksy Lab is releasing new details about how its software uploaded classified U.S. documents several years ago.
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Agencies stumble on old and new FITARA requirements
Data center consolidation and software licensing proved to be the two biggest stumbling blocks to agency success on the most recent version of the FITARA scorecard.
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White House calls for greater transparency in cyber Vulnerability Equities Process
The White House is planning to better disclose the decision making process of whether or not to publicly reveal the digital vulnerabilities government agencies discover.
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Automating compliance: The future of digital records keeping [Commentary]
NARA announced that it will cease accepting non-electronic records from agencies by the end of 2022.
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US official: 15 percent of agencies used Kaspersky software
About 94 percent of all federal agencies met the mid-October deadline to determine whether they were using any Kaspersky products.
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More agencies fall back than improve in newest FITARA scorecard
The fifth edition of the FITARA scorecard spells bad news for many agencies.
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Amid feds’ Kaspersky concerns, no easy scapegoat – but some action
Most federal agencies are complying with orders to identify and remove Kaspersky Labs anti-virus software.
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Congressmen introduce bills to standardize agencies’ geospatial data
A reintroduced set of bills in the House and Senate would improve the standardization of geospatial data across federal agencies.
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Access Denied: What you need to know to protect the network [Commentary]
This story is true in essence, if not in particulars, and it is one that has played out many times across all sectors.
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Federal ‘extreme vetting’ plan castigated by tech experts
The experts, a group of more than 50 computer and data scientists, mathematicians and other specialists in automated decision-making, urged the Department of Homeland Security to abandon the project, dubbed the “Extreme Vetting Initiative.”
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Kaspersky Lab releases report into upload of NSA documents
Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kasperksy Lab is releasing new details about how its software uploaded classified U.S. documents several years ago.
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Agencies stumble on old and new FITARA requirements
Data center consolidation and software licensing proved to be the two biggest stumbling blocks to agency success on the most recent version of the FITARA scorecard.
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White House calls for greater transparency in cyber Vulnerability Equities Process
The White House is planning to better disclose the decision making process of whether or not to publicly reveal the digital vulnerabilities government agencies discover.
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Automating compliance: The future of digital records keeping [Commentary]
NARA announced that it will cease accepting non-electronic records from agencies by the end of 2022.
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US official: 15 percent of agencies used Kaspersky software
About 94 percent of all federal agencies met the mid-October deadline to determine whether they were using any Kaspersky products.
-
More agencies fall back than improve in newest FITARA scorecard
The fifth edition of the FITARA scorecard spells bad news for many agencies.
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Amid feds’ Kaspersky concerns, no easy scapegoat – but some action
Most federal agencies are complying with orders to identify and remove Kaspersky Labs anti-virus software.
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Congressmen introduce bills to standardize agencies’ geospatial data
A reintroduced set of bills in the House and Senate would improve the standardization of geospatial data across federal agencies.
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Access Denied: What you need to know to protect the network [Commentary]
This story is true in essence, if not in particulars, and it is one that has played out many times across all sectors.
-
Federal ‘extreme vetting’ plan castigated by tech experts
The experts, a group of more than 50 computer and data scientists, mathematicians and other specialists in automated decision-making, urged the Department of Homeland Security to abandon the project, dubbed the “Extreme Vetting Initiative.”
-
Kaspersky Lab releases report into upload of NSA documents
Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kasperksy Lab is releasing new details about how its software uploaded classified U.S. documents several years ago.
-
Agencies stumble on old and new FITARA requirements
Data center consolidation and software licensing proved to be the two biggest stumbling blocks to agency success on the most recent version of the FITARA scorecard.
-
White House calls for greater transparency in cyber Vulnerability Equities Process
The White House is planning to better disclose the decision making process of whether or not to publicly reveal the digital vulnerabilities government agencies discover.
-
Automating compliance: The future of digital records keeping [Commentary]
NARA announced that it will cease accepting non-electronic records from agencies by the end of 2022.
-
US official: 15 percent of agencies used Kaspersky software
About 94 percent of all federal agencies met the mid-October deadline to determine whether they were using any Kaspersky products.
-
More agencies fall back than improve in newest FITARA scorecard
The fifth edition of the FITARA scorecard spells bad news for many agencies.
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Amid feds’ Kaspersky concerns, no easy scapegoat – but some action
Most federal agencies are complying with orders to identify and remove Kaspersky Labs anti-virus software.
