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IRS systems found vulnerable to unauthorized access
An Inspector General report found that Internal Revenue Service oversight of system security practices was not up to standard.
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The Pentagon’s external technology office looks inward
The Pentagon’s commercial tech hub is renewing its focus inside the Pentagon and on the Hill.
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Can the US bank on AI to stop financial hacks?
The Department of Homeland Security has invested in open-source sandbox software that uses artificial intelligence to response to the growing malware threat.
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The IRS struggles to tackle legacy IT problems
Personnel for both the Internal Revenue Service and the Government Accountability Office have acknowledged recently that the IRS is riddled with outdated hardware and software. Can the agency adapt?
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Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
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How external milestones improve agency IT procrastination
Following a successful project proposal with the Technology Modernization Fund, Department of Energy CIO Max Everett shared the benefits of interagency oversight to help meet IT modernization timelines.
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How the Navy can lean in to software superiority
A senior Navy engineer warned that the Navy’s slow approach to technology is driving up costs.
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One NASA innovator thinks this technology can change everything
Devices that can talk to one another through an internet of things and intelligently process data have revolutionized operations for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab.
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Students win top prizes in Congressional Data Challenge
High school students won the two top cash prizes for their uses of congressional data in web and mobile applications.
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GSA looks for help on technology spending insights
The General Services Administration asked for agency insight on how best to manage data on federal IT spending.
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IRS systems found vulnerable to unauthorized access
An Inspector General report found that Internal Revenue Service oversight of system security practices was not up to standard.
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The Pentagon’s external technology office looks inward
The Pentagon’s commercial tech hub is renewing its focus inside the Pentagon and on the Hill.
-
Can the US bank on AI to stop financial hacks?
The Department of Homeland Security has invested in open-source sandbox software that uses artificial intelligence to response to the growing malware threat.
-
The IRS struggles to tackle legacy IT problems
Personnel for both the Internal Revenue Service and the Government Accountability Office have acknowledged recently that the IRS is riddled with outdated hardware and software. Can the agency adapt?
-
Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
-
How external milestones improve agency IT procrastination
Following a successful project proposal with the Technology Modernization Fund, Department of Energy CIO Max Everett shared the benefits of interagency oversight to help meet IT modernization timelines.
-
How the Navy can lean in to software superiority
A senior Navy engineer warned that the Navy’s slow approach to technology is driving up costs.
-
One NASA innovator thinks this technology can change everything
Devices that can talk to one another through an internet of things and intelligently process data have revolutionized operations for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab.
-
Students win top prizes in Congressional Data Challenge
High school students won the two top cash prizes for their uses of congressional data in web and mobile applications.
-
GSA looks for help on technology spending insights
The General Services Administration asked for agency insight on how best to manage data on federal IT spending.
-
IRS systems found vulnerable to unauthorized access
An Inspector General report found that Internal Revenue Service oversight of system security practices was not up to standard.
-
The Pentagon’s external technology office looks inward
The Pentagon’s commercial tech hub is renewing its focus inside the Pentagon and on the Hill.
-
Can the US bank on AI to stop financial hacks?
The Department of Homeland Security has invested in open-source sandbox software that uses artificial intelligence to response to the growing malware threat.
-
The IRS struggles to tackle legacy IT problems
Personnel for both the Internal Revenue Service and the Government Accountability Office have acknowledged recently that the IRS is riddled with outdated hardware and software. Can the agency adapt?
-
Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
-
How external milestones improve agency IT procrastination
Following a successful project proposal with the Technology Modernization Fund, Department of Energy CIO Max Everett shared the benefits of interagency oversight to help meet IT modernization timelines.
-
How the Navy can lean in to software superiority
A senior Navy engineer warned that the Navy’s slow approach to technology is driving up costs.
-
One NASA innovator thinks this technology can change everything
Devices that can talk to one another through an internet of things and intelligently process data have revolutionized operations for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab.
-
Students win top prizes in Congressional Data Challenge
High school students won the two top cash prizes for their uses of congressional data in web and mobile applications.
-
GSA looks for help on technology spending insights
The General Services Administration asked for agency insight on how best to manage data on federal IT spending.
