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Panel: Government-citizen interactions are in desperate need of modernization
The Partnership for Public Service hosted a panel discussion about the public sector’s need to transform feedback and data insights into citizen-centered service enhancements.
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New open-data portal to make government data public
Officials say most of the data that will be in the portal is already available elsewhere, but that more could be added in the future.
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Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
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Agencies must be in compliance with ‘Buy America’ order by September
The guidance instructs agencies how to enforce the “Buy America” executive order.
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Cyber Flag exclusive: What goes into validating a cyber team?
C4ISRNET was provided exclusive access to U.S. Cyber Command’s premier annual training exercise, Cyber Flag, in which 12 teams were used as the capstone toward reaching full operational capability.
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Cyber Command leverages acquisition model of special operations group
With the new acquisition authorities Congress granted to U.S. Cyber Command, the nascent organization is emulating the buying model of U.S. Special Operations Command.
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Cook calls FAS-TTS merger ‘a cleaner arrangement’
While news of the merger has made plenty of waves, TTS Commissioner Rob Cook he doesn’t expect its application to make much of a ripple.
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The types of tools an independent Cyber Command will need
The tools Cyber Command needs to conduct its war-fighting mission are distinct from those used by NSA for espionage.
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Report details former GSA chief’s retaliation against FAS commissioner
The inspector general’s report said that former Administrator Denise Turner Roth retaliated against former FAS Commissioner Tom Sharpe.
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TTS Commissioner: To fix government’s rep, we need more agile
Rob Cook thinks the prognosis of what ails the public’s trust in government is apparent, but then so is the cure.
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Panel: Government-citizen interactions are in desperate need of modernization
The Partnership for Public Service hosted a panel discussion about the public sector’s need to transform feedback and data insights into citizen-centered service enhancements.
-
New open-data portal to make government data public
Officials say most of the data that will be in the portal is already available elsewhere, but that more could be added in the future.
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Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
-
Agencies must be in compliance with ‘Buy America’ order by September
The guidance instructs agencies how to enforce the “Buy America” executive order.
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Cyber Flag exclusive: What goes into validating a cyber team?
C4ISRNET was provided exclusive access to U.S. Cyber Command’s premier annual training exercise, Cyber Flag, in which 12 teams were used as the capstone toward reaching full operational capability.
-
Cyber Command leverages acquisition model of special operations group
With the new acquisition authorities Congress granted to U.S. Cyber Command, the nascent organization is emulating the buying model of U.S. Special Operations Command.
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Cook calls FAS-TTS merger ‘a cleaner arrangement’
While news of the merger has made plenty of waves, TTS Commissioner Rob Cook he doesn’t expect its application to make much of a ripple.
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The types of tools an independent Cyber Command will need
The tools Cyber Command needs to conduct its war-fighting mission are distinct from those used by NSA for espionage.
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Report details former GSA chief’s retaliation against FAS commissioner
The inspector general’s report said that former Administrator Denise Turner Roth retaliated against former FAS Commissioner Tom Sharpe.
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TTS Commissioner: To fix government’s rep, we need more agile
Rob Cook thinks the prognosis of what ails the public’s trust in government is apparent, but then so is the cure.
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Panel: Government-citizen interactions are in desperate need of modernization
The Partnership for Public Service hosted a panel discussion about the public sector’s need to transform feedback and data insights into citizen-centered service enhancements.
-
New open-data portal to make government data public
Officials say most of the data that will be in the portal is already available elsewhere, but that more could be added in the future.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
-
Agencies must be in compliance with ‘Buy America’ order by September
The guidance instructs agencies how to enforce the “Buy America” executive order.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What goes into validating a cyber team?
C4ISRNET was provided exclusive access to U.S. Cyber Command’s premier annual training exercise, Cyber Flag, in which 12 teams were used as the capstone toward reaching full operational capability.
-
Cyber Command leverages acquisition model of special operations group
With the new acquisition authorities Congress granted to U.S. Cyber Command, the nascent organization is emulating the buying model of U.S. Special Operations Command.
-
Cook calls FAS-TTS merger ‘a cleaner arrangement’
While news of the merger has made plenty of waves, TTS Commissioner Rob Cook he doesn’t expect its application to make much of a ripple.
-
The types of tools an independent Cyber Command will need
The tools Cyber Command needs to conduct its war-fighting mission are distinct from those used by NSA for espionage.
-
Report details former GSA chief’s retaliation against FAS commissioner
The inspector general’s report said that former Administrator Denise Turner Roth retaliated against former FAS Commissioner Tom Sharpe.
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TTS Commissioner: To fix government’s rep, we need more agile
Rob Cook thinks the prognosis of what ails the public’s trust in government is apparent, but then so is the cure.
