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Senator looks for answers to border biometrics breach
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., sent the acting Customs and Border Protection commissioner a letter seeking the agency’s information security requirements for subcontractors.
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The skill sets agencies need in a data-driven government
The government’s digital push is changing manager roles and the ways in which employees must be data literate.
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Congressman points to tech threats facing feds
Rep. Will Hurd warned about the coming threats posed by technological advancement to the federal government.
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How a new federal strategy will help government fuel its mission
The way government operates is changing in a world that is driven by data.
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New internet security policy will help agency cloud migration
A new memo from the Office of Management and Budget outlines four approved use cases for Trusted Internet Connections.
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Why can’t the Pentagon use more open source code?
Congress’ watchdog agency found that the Pentagon is well short of compliance on making custom code open source.
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Could hackers gain a global ‘kill click’?
Congress is worried that it’s not clear who is securing certain internet cables.
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New research center tackles deep space and deepfakes
In its first conference, the center tackled deep fakes and deep space policy.
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Can these guidelines help reduce privacy risks?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released a new draft of its data privacy standards.
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Can states get ahead of election system cyberthreats?
A federal agency charged with protecting critical infrastructure is raising awareness of cyber hygiene resources before the 2020 election.
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Senator looks for answers to border biometrics breach
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., sent the acting Customs and Border Protection commissioner a letter seeking the agency’s information security requirements for subcontractors.
-
The skill sets agencies need in a data-driven government
The government’s digital push is changing manager roles and the ways in which employees must be data literate.
-
Congressman points to tech threats facing feds
Rep. Will Hurd warned about the coming threats posed by technological advancement to the federal government.
-
How a new federal strategy will help government fuel its mission
The way government operates is changing in a world that is driven by data.
-
New internet security policy will help agency cloud migration
A new memo from the Office of Management and Budget outlines four approved use cases for Trusted Internet Connections.
-
Why can’t the Pentagon use more open source code?
Congress’ watchdog agency found that the Pentagon is well short of compliance on making custom code open source.
-
Could hackers gain a global ‘kill click’?
Congress is worried that it’s not clear who is securing certain internet cables.
-
New research center tackles deep space and deepfakes
In its first conference, the center tackled deep fakes and deep space policy.
-
Can these guidelines help reduce privacy risks?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released a new draft of its data privacy standards.
-
Can states get ahead of election system cyberthreats?
A federal agency charged with protecting critical infrastructure is raising awareness of cyber hygiene resources before the 2020 election.
-
Senator looks for answers to border biometrics breach
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., sent the acting Customs and Border Protection commissioner a letter seeking the agency’s information security requirements for subcontractors.
-
The skill sets agencies need in a data-driven government
The government’s digital push is changing manager roles and the ways in which employees must be data literate.
-
Congressman points to tech threats facing feds
Rep. Will Hurd warned about the coming threats posed by technological advancement to the federal government.
-
How a new federal strategy will help government fuel its mission
The way government operates is changing in a world that is driven by data.
-
New internet security policy will help agency cloud migration
A new memo from the Office of Management and Budget outlines four approved use cases for Trusted Internet Connections.
-
Why can’t the Pentagon use more open source code?
Congress’ watchdog agency found that the Pentagon is well short of compliance on making custom code open source.
-
Could hackers gain a global ‘kill click’?
Congress is worried that it’s not clear who is securing certain internet cables.
-
New research center tackles deep space and deepfakes
In its first conference, the center tackled deep fakes and deep space policy.
-
Can these guidelines help reduce privacy risks?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released a new draft of its data privacy standards.
-
Can states get ahead of election system cyberthreats?
A federal agency charged with protecting critical infrastructure is raising awareness of cyber hygiene resources before the 2020 election.
