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What hinders cybersecurity in the public sector?
Budgetary constraints and complex IT environments hurt public-sector organizations’ cybersecurity efforts.
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The unexpected lessons from the Windows vulnerability
A Windows 10 vulnerability highlighted how the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity agency and the NSA’s new cybersecurity directorate can work together.
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OPM’s hiring time measurement makes room for innovation
The Office of Personnel Management hopes to give agencies a broader understanding of their hiring times and the factors that influence them.
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FBI official: Russia wants to see US ‘tear ourselves apart’
David Porter, an assistant section chief with the FBI’s Foreign Influence Task Force, accused Russia of conducting brazen operations.
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2016 again? Russia back to stirring chaos in U.S. election
The Russian efforts are aimed at undermining public confidence in the integrity of U.S. elections and stirring general chaos in American politics, intelligence experts say.
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How the Energy Department wants to boost cybersecurity education
An official outlined where the Department of Energy sees opportunities to boost the cybersecurity workforce in both the private and public sector.
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Is adjudication the weak link in security clearance improvements?
Adjudicating employee background investigations adds unaccounted for time to an already lengthy security clearance process.
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Shine a light on AI’s black box
Here are three strategies you can use to increase your comfort level in working with AI, so that you are better positioned to take advantage of its capabilities.
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What FedRAMP wants to improve this year
FedRAMP wants each agency to have a liaison and up employee training in the coming months.
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Trump moves to cut union bargaining for DoD feds
Under the new memorandum, the defense secretary would have the authority to determine whether collective bargaining at certain department agencies and subdivisions hampers national security efforts.
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What hinders cybersecurity in the public sector?
Budgetary constraints and complex IT environments hurt public-sector organizations’ cybersecurity efforts.
-
The unexpected lessons from the Windows vulnerability
A Windows 10 vulnerability highlighted how the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity agency and the NSA’s new cybersecurity directorate can work together.
-
OPM’s hiring time measurement makes room for innovation
The Office of Personnel Management hopes to give agencies a broader understanding of their hiring times and the factors that influence them.
-
FBI official: Russia wants to see US ‘tear ourselves apart’
David Porter, an assistant section chief with the FBI’s Foreign Influence Task Force, accused Russia of conducting brazen operations.
-
2016 again? Russia back to stirring chaos in U.S. election
The Russian efforts are aimed at undermining public confidence in the integrity of U.S. elections and stirring general chaos in American politics, intelligence experts say.
-
How the Energy Department wants to boost cybersecurity education
An official outlined where the Department of Energy sees opportunities to boost the cybersecurity workforce in both the private and public sector.
-
Is adjudication the weak link in security clearance improvements?
Adjudicating employee background investigations adds unaccounted for time to an already lengthy security clearance process.
-
Shine a light on AI’s black box
Here are three strategies you can use to increase your comfort level in working with AI, so that you are better positioned to take advantage of its capabilities.
-
What FedRAMP wants to improve this year
FedRAMP wants each agency to have a liaison and up employee training in the coming months.
-
Trump moves to cut union bargaining for DoD feds
Under the new memorandum, the defense secretary would have the authority to determine whether collective bargaining at certain department agencies and subdivisions hampers national security efforts.
-
What hinders cybersecurity in the public sector?
Budgetary constraints and complex IT environments hurt public-sector organizations’ cybersecurity efforts.
-
The unexpected lessons from the Windows vulnerability
A Windows 10 vulnerability highlighted how the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity agency and the NSA’s new cybersecurity directorate can work together.
-
OPM’s hiring time measurement makes room for innovation
The Office of Personnel Management hopes to give agencies a broader understanding of their hiring times and the factors that influence them.
-
FBI official: Russia wants to see US ‘tear ourselves apart’
David Porter, an assistant section chief with the FBI’s Foreign Influence Task Force, accused Russia of conducting brazen operations.
-
2016 again? Russia back to stirring chaos in U.S. election
The Russian efforts are aimed at undermining public confidence in the integrity of U.S. elections and stirring general chaos in American politics, intelligence experts say.
-
How the Energy Department wants to boost cybersecurity education
An official outlined where the Department of Energy sees opportunities to boost the cybersecurity workforce in both the private and public sector.
-
Is adjudication the weak link in security clearance improvements?
Adjudicating employee background investigations adds unaccounted for time to an already lengthy security clearance process.
-
Shine a light on AI’s black box
Here are three strategies you can use to increase your comfort level in working with AI, so that you are better positioned to take advantage of its capabilities.
-
What FedRAMP wants to improve this year
FedRAMP wants each agency to have a liaison and up employee training in the coming months.
-
Trump moves to cut union bargaining for DoD feds
Under the new memorandum, the defense secretary would have the authority to determine whether collective bargaining at certain department agencies and subdivisions hampers national security efforts.
