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NIST, DHS sponsor cyber challenge for ‘smart cities’
The 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, or GCTC, will focus on cybersecurity for networked systems that cities increasingly rely on to run essential services.
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Wikileaks: CIA spied on the NSA, FBI
Documents released by Wikileaks show that the CIA grabbed data from other federal organizations that tie into a CIA biometric collection system.
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IG dings Transportation for poor planning, documentation on cyber spending
The money all went to cyber, but the processes were found to be wanting.
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Modernize management styles, not just networks, says IT reform brief
A brief by the Partnership for Public Service and Accenture Federal Services details tips and concerns for outdated tech in government.
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White House names intel community’s CIO
The White House has tapped John Sherman to serve as chief information officer of the intelligence community residing in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
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Officials: State Dept suffers worldwide email outage
U.S. officials say the State Department has suffered a worldwide email outage affecting its entire unclassified system.
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NASA launches last of its longtime tracking satellites
The end of an era came with the morning liftoff of TDRS-M, the 13th satellite in the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite network.
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OMB: Pentagon should emphasize dual-use R&D spending
The White House wants the Pentagon to emphasize technology developments with both military and civil uses in its next budget, according to a new guidance from the Office of Management and Budget.
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Army reaps benefits of open-source policy
Army Research Laboratory leaders say their explicit embrace of an open-source approach should be a boon to the other military services.
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NIST, DHS sponsor cyber challenge for ‘smart cities’
The 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, or GCTC, will focus on cybersecurity for networked systems that cities increasingly rely on to run essential services.
-
Wikileaks: CIA spied on the NSA, FBI
Documents released by Wikileaks show that the CIA grabbed data from other federal organizations that tie into a CIA biometric collection system.
-
IG dings Transportation for poor planning, documentation on cyber spending
The money all went to cyber, but the processes were found to be wanting.
-
Modernize management styles, not just networks, says IT reform brief
A brief by the Partnership for Public Service and Accenture Federal Services details tips and concerns for outdated tech in government.
-
White House names intel community’s CIO
The White House has tapped John Sherman to serve as chief information officer of the intelligence community residing in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
-
Officials: State Dept suffers worldwide email outage
U.S. officials say the State Department has suffered a worldwide email outage affecting its entire unclassified system.
-
NASA launches last of its longtime tracking satellites
The end of an era came with the morning liftoff of TDRS-M, the 13th satellite in the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite network.
-
OMB: Pentagon should emphasize dual-use R&D spending
The White House wants the Pentagon to emphasize technology developments with both military and civil uses in its next budget, according to a new guidance from the Office of Management and Budget.
-
Army reaps benefits of open-source policy
Army Research Laboratory leaders say their explicit embrace of an open-source approach should be a boon to the other military services.
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Why it’s time to ‘liberate’ IT from vendor lock-in [Commentary]
Everyone likes pizza, right?
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NIST, DHS sponsor cyber challenge for ‘smart cities’
The 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, or GCTC, will focus on cybersecurity for networked systems that cities increasingly rely on to run essential services.
-
Wikileaks: CIA spied on the NSA, FBI
Documents released by Wikileaks show that the CIA grabbed data from other federal organizations that tie into a CIA biometric collection system.
-
IG dings Transportation for poor planning, documentation on cyber spending
The money all went to cyber, but the processes were found to be wanting.
-
Modernize management styles, not just networks, says IT reform brief
A brief by the Partnership for Public Service and Accenture Federal Services details tips and concerns for outdated tech in government.
-
White House names intel community’s CIO
The White House has tapped John Sherman to serve as chief information officer of the intelligence community residing in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
-
Officials: State Dept suffers worldwide email outage
U.S. officials say the State Department has suffered a worldwide email outage affecting its entire unclassified system.
-
NASA launches last of its longtime tracking satellites
The end of an era came with the morning liftoff of TDRS-M, the 13th satellite in the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite network.
-
OMB: Pentagon should emphasize dual-use R&D spending
The White House wants the Pentagon to emphasize technology developments with both military and civil uses in its next budget, according to a new guidance from the Office of Management and Budget.
-
Army reaps benefits of open-source policy
Army Research Laboratory leaders say their explicit embrace of an open-source approach should be a boon to the other military services.
-
Why it’s time to ‘liberate’ IT from vendor lock-in [Commentary]
Everyone likes pizza, right?
