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Our back-to-school cheat sheet for federal cyber
Here is a cheat sheet of three things to make you cyber smart this fall.
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Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
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HUD gets new IT leadership
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s new chief information officer takes over a proving ground for the Technology Modernization Fund’s success.
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A new generation of intelligence collaborative tools is coming
Building on successes of previous years, the intelligence community CIO articulated a “second epoch” for the IC IT Enterprise, or IC ITE.
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Pentagon invites researchers to hack the Marine Corps
The Pentagon kicked off its Hack the Marine Corps bug bounty program in Las Vegas, awarding $80,000 for discovered vulnerabilities on the first day.
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Experiment over: Pentagon’s tech hub gets a vote of confidence
Deputy Secretary of Defense Pat Shanahan is taking the “x” out of “DIUx.”
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DHS wants more secure call encryption for feds
The Department of Homeland Security wants to conduct research on an end-to-end secure phone call platform for the government to communicate for unclassified and official use calls.
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Read what Mattis said about election security and offensive cyber
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Tuesday acknowledged that Russia made attempts to influence the 2016 election and outlined ― more or less ― how the Pentagon is helping states bolster their election cybersecurity efforts.
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US braces for possible cyberattacks after Iran sanctions
“Highly capable” threat should be taken seriously, experts say.
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JEDI cloud contract receives first protest
Oracle filed the $10 billion contract’s first protest less than two weeks after the final request for proposals was issued.
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Our back-to-school cheat sheet for federal cyber
Here is a cheat sheet of three things to make you cyber smart this fall.
-
Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
-
HUD gets new IT leadership
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s new chief information officer takes over a proving ground for the Technology Modernization Fund’s success.
-
A new generation of intelligence collaborative tools is coming
Building on successes of previous years, the intelligence community CIO articulated a “second epoch” for the IC IT Enterprise, or IC ITE.
-
Pentagon invites researchers to hack the Marine Corps
The Pentagon kicked off its Hack the Marine Corps bug bounty program in Las Vegas, awarding $80,000 for discovered vulnerabilities on the first day.
-
Experiment over: Pentagon’s tech hub gets a vote of confidence
Deputy Secretary of Defense Pat Shanahan is taking the “x” out of “DIUx.”
-
DHS wants more secure call encryption for feds
The Department of Homeland Security wants to conduct research on an end-to-end secure phone call platform for the government to communicate for unclassified and official use calls.
-
Read what Mattis said about election security and offensive cyber
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Tuesday acknowledged that Russia made attempts to influence the 2016 election and outlined ― more or less ― how the Pentagon is helping states bolster their election cybersecurity efforts.
-
US braces for possible cyberattacks after Iran sanctions
“Highly capable” threat should be taken seriously, experts say.
-
JEDI cloud contract receives first protest
Oracle filed the $10 billion contract’s first protest less than two weeks after the final request for proposals was issued.
-
Our back-to-school cheat sheet for federal cyber
Here is a cheat sheet of three things to make you cyber smart this fall.
-
Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
-
HUD gets new IT leadership
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s new chief information officer takes over a proving ground for the Technology Modernization Fund’s success.
-
A new generation of intelligence collaborative tools is coming
Building on successes of previous years, the intelligence community CIO articulated a “second epoch” for the IC IT Enterprise, or IC ITE.
-
Pentagon invites researchers to hack the Marine Corps
The Pentagon kicked off its Hack the Marine Corps bug bounty program in Las Vegas, awarding $80,000 for discovered vulnerabilities on the first day.
-
Experiment over: Pentagon’s tech hub gets a vote of confidence
Deputy Secretary of Defense Pat Shanahan is taking the “x” out of “DIUx.”
-
DHS wants more secure call encryption for feds
The Department of Homeland Security wants to conduct research on an end-to-end secure phone call platform for the government to communicate for unclassified and official use calls.
-
Read what Mattis said about election security and offensive cyber
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Tuesday acknowledged that Russia made attempts to influence the 2016 election and outlined ― more or less ― how the Pentagon is helping states bolster their election cybersecurity efforts.
-
US braces for possible cyberattacks after Iran sanctions
“Highly capable” threat should be taken seriously, experts say.
-
JEDI cloud contract receives first protest
Oracle filed the $10 billion contract’s first protest less than two weeks after the final request for proposals was issued.
