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Barr warns against Chinese ‘dominance’ in wireless networks
The U.S. government has been lobbying allies to ban Chinese tech giant Huawei from involvement in the network because of cybersecurity concerns.
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Senate: Obama officials hamstrung by Russia election attack
Committee members said they hoped lessons learned from 2016 will better position the U.S. to foil another round of potential interference, as the nation’s intelligence chiefs warn that Russia, China, Iran and North Korea remain a threat.
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Cybersecurity AI is ready for prime time: why the skeptics are wrong
Government leaders need a stronger understanding of commercial offerings to better determine what artificial intelligence for cybersecurity is … and is not.
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Feds looking for part-time work can count on the census
Rules prohibiting federal employees from taking two paying government jobs do not apply to certain 2020 census positions.
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Here’s how much money the Pentagon found through internal savings — and where it’s going
The Missile Defense Agency is one office whose priorities will be shifting.
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House votes to do away with massive USPS financial burden
The House-passed bill would remove a 2006 mandate that required the U.S. Postal Service to prefund its retiree health insurance.
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Defense innovation experts to Congress: Put money where Pentagon’s mouth is
For the Department of Defense to embrace the leap-ahead technologies needed to compete, Congress must use its funding power to make major players out of small, disruptive tech firms.
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The impeachment trial is over. Now can Congress get defense work done?
Lawmakers will have to put aside partisan bitterness in coming days and behind work on a host of routine military policy work.
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The government’s cloud authorization program gets formal House support
Legislation was passed that would codify and enhance the General Services Administration’s cloud security assessment program.
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The intelligence community’s questions on supply chain security
Here’s what the Office of the Director of National Intelligence general counsel said the IC is wrestling with.
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Barr warns against Chinese ‘dominance’ in wireless networks
The U.S. government has been lobbying allies to ban Chinese tech giant Huawei from involvement in the network because of cybersecurity concerns.
-
Senate: Obama officials hamstrung by Russia election attack
Committee members said they hoped lessons learned from 2016 will better position the U.S. to foil another round of potential interference, as the nation’s intelligence chiefs warn that Russia, China, Iran and North Korea remain a threat.
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Cybersecurity AI is ready for prime time: why the skeptics are wrong
Government leaders need a stronger understanding of commercial offerings to better determine what artificial intelligence for cybersecurity is … and is not.
-
Feds looking for part-time work can count on the census
Rules prohibiting federal employees from taking two paying government jobs do not apply to certain 2020 census positions.
-
Here’s how much money the Pentagon found through internal savings — and where it’s going
The Missile Defense Agency is one office whose priorities will be shifting.
-
House votes to do away with massive USPS financial burden
The House-passed bill would remove a 2006 mandate that required the U.S. Postal Service to prefund its retiree health insurance.
-
Defense innovation experts to Congress: Put money where Pentagon’s mouth is
For the Department of Defense to embrace the leap-ahead technologies needed to compete, Congress must use its funding power to make major players out of small, disruptive tech firms.
-
The impeachment trial is over. Now can Congress get defense work done?
Lawmakers will have to put aside partisan bitterness in coming days and behind work on a host of routine military policy work.
-
The government’s cloud authorization program gets formal House support
Legislation was passed that would codify and enhance the General Services Administration’s cloud security assessment program.
-
The intelligence community’s questions on supply chain security
Here’s what the Office of the Director of National Intelligence general counsel said the IC is wrestling with.
-
Barr warns against Chinese ‘dominance’ in wireless networks
The U.S. government has been lobbying allies to ban Chinese tech giant Huawei from involvement in the network because of cybersecurity concerns.
-
Senate: Obama officials hamstrung by Russia election attack
Committee members said they hoped lessons learned from 2016 will better position the U.S. to foil another round of potential interference, as the nation’s intelligence chiefs warn that Russia, China, Iran and North Korea remain a threat.
-
Cybersecurity AI is ready for prime time: why the skeptics are wrong
Government leaders need a stronger understanding of commercial offerings to better determine what artificial intelligence for cybersecurity is … and is not.
-
Feds looking for part-time work can count on the census
Rules prohibiting federal employees from taking two paying government jobs do not apply to certain 2020 census positions.
-
Here’s how much money the Pentagon found through internal savings — and where it’s going
The Missile Defense Agency is one office whose priorities will be shifting.
-
House votes to do away with massive USPS financial burden
The House-passed bill would remove a 2006 mandate that required the U.S. Postal Service to prefund its retiree health insurance.
-
Defense innovation experts to Congress: Put money where Pentagon’s mouth is
For the Department of Defense to embrace the leap-ahead technologies needed to compete, Congress must use its funding power to make major players out of small, disruptive tech firms.
-
The impeachment trial is over. Now can Congress get defense work done?
Lawmakers will have to put aside partisan bitterness in coming days and behind work on a host of routine military policy work.
-
The government’s cloud authorization program gets formal House support
Legislation was passed that would codify and enhance the General Services Administration’s cloud security assessment program.
-
The intelligence community’s questions on supply chain security
Here’s what the Office of the Director of National Intelligence general counsel said the IC is wrestling with.
