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At least two presidential campaigns aren’t using two-factor authentication
At least two presidential campaigns are not using two-factor authentication, according to Maine Sen. Angus King, because the campaigns consider the technology too unwieldy.
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Here is the new partner for GSA’s Centers of Excellence
The General Services Administration’s innovation initiative now has seven agency partners.
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Science agency fills its new head of research security role
The National Science Foundation’s new chief of research security strategy and policy will be tasked with advising NSF leadership and coordinating with the research community on security issues.
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Trump makes Pentagon leadership picks official
Word of other planned nominations also filtered from the White House – all contributing to what appear to be a major push to fill vacant roles.
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McCusker has Pentagon comptroller nomination killed
McCusker raised concerns about plans to suspend Pentagon funding for Ukraine, that ultimately became the core of the impeachment case against President Donald Trump.
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Tens of thousands of VA workers left out of family leave benefits could soon see a fix
Separate pieces of legislation would give VA medical staff the same parental leave benefits as other government workers.
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Coder charged in massive CIA leak portrayed as vindictive
A Manhattan jury heard conflicting portrayals of Joshua Schulte, a former CIA coder accused of sending the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks a large portion of the agency’s computer hacking arsenal.
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How NASA plans to hire the next class of astronauts
U.S. citizens that dream of being astronauts will have to go through a new evaluation process to join the next class of space explorers.
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A hacker group says it has major defense companies’ data
Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, Boeing and SpaceX are among dozens of companies named by hackers as victims of compromised data pulled from a manufacturing subcontractor.
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Sanders, Warren urge DoD to save union protections
A group of liberal senators, including Sens. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., and Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass, want the Trump administration not to strip labor rights from civilian Department of Defense employees.
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At least two presidential campaigns aren’t using two-factor authentication
At least two presidential campaigns are not using two-factor authentication, according to Maine Sen. Angus King, because the campaigns consider the technology too unwieldy.
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Here is the new partner for GSA’s Centers of Excellence
The General Services Administration’s innovation initiative now has seven agency partners.
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Science agency fills its new head of research security role
The National Science Foundation’s new chief of research security strategy and policy will be tasked with advising NSF leadership and coordinating with the research community on security issues.
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Trump makes Pentagon leadership picks official
Word of other planned nominations also filtered from the White House – all contributing to what appear to be a major push to fill vacant roles.
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McCusker has Pentagon comptroller nomination killed
McCusker raised concerns about plans to suspend Pentagon funding for Ukraine, that ultimately became the core of the impeachment case against President Donald Trump.
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Tens of thousands of VA workers left out of family leave benefits could soon see a fix
Separate pieces of legislation would give VA medical staff the same parental leave benefits as other government workers.
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Coder charged in massive CIA leak portrayed as vindictive
A Manhattan jury heard conflicting portrayals of Joshua Schulte, a former CIA coder accused of sending the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks a large portion of the agency’s computer hacking arsenal.
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How NASA plans to hire the next class of astronauts
U.S. citizens that dream of being astronauts will have to go through a new evaluation process to join the next class of space explorers.
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A hacker group says it has major defense companies’ data
Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, Boeing and SpaceX are among dozens of companies named by hackers as victims of compromised data pulled from a manufacturing subcontractor.
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Sanders, Warren urge DoD to save union protections
A group of liberal senators, including Sens. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., and Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass, want the Trump administration not to strip labor rights from civilian Department of Defense employees.
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At least two presidential campaigns aren’t using two-factor authentication
At least two presidential campaigns are not using two-factor authentication, according to Maine Sen. Angus King, because the campaigns consider the technology too unwieldy.
-
Here is the new partner for GSA’s Centers of Excellence
The General Services Administration’s innovation initiative now has seven agency partners.
-
Science agency fills its new head of research security role
The National Science Foundation’s new chief of research security strategy and policy will be tasked with advising NSF leadership and coordinating with the research community on security issues.
-
Trump makes Pentagon leadership picks official
Word of other planned nominations also filtered from the White House – all contributing to what appear to be a major push to fill vacant roles.
-
McCusker has Pentagon comptroller nomination killed
McCusker raised concerns about plans to suspend Pentagon funding for Ukraine, that ultimately became the core of the impeachment case against President Donald Trump.
-
Tens of thousands of VA workers left out of family leave benefits could soon see a fix
Separate pieces of legislation would give VA medical staff the same parental leave benefits as other government workers.
-
Coder charged in massive CIA leak portrayed as vindictive
A Manhattan jury heard conflicting portrayals of Joshua Schulte, a former CIA coder accused of sending the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks a large portion of the agency’s computer hacking arsenal.
-
How NASA plans to hire the next class of astronauts
U.S. citizens that dream of being astronauts will have to go through a new evaluation process to join the next class of space explorers.
-
A hacker group says it has major defense companies’ data
Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, Boeing and SpaceX are among dozens of companies named by hackers as victims of compromised data pulled from a manufacturing subcontractor.
-
Sanders, Warren urge DoD to save union protections
A group of liberal senators, including Sens. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., and Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass, want the Trump administration not to strip labor rights from civilian Department of Defense employees.
