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FBI director warns of ongoing Russian ‘information warfare’
The FBI and Department of Homeland Security Department are on alert for possible election-related instructions like those that occurred in 2016.
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VA secretary insists surprise firing of top official isn’t a sign of leadership turmoil
Deputy Secretary James Byrne was fired Monday in what the secretary called a simple business decision.
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Defense Dept. facilities can become a climate-resilience test bed
DoD is turning its attention to climate, as mission-critical installations face numerous risks, and its facilities can be perfect sites to test advanced climate-security concepts.
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Nominee for top Pentagon personnel job out after controversy over past writings
J. David Patterson was nominated for the post less than a month ago.
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How NIST is exploring new data security best practices
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is seeking to collaborate with industry to address multiple cybersecurity challenges.
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Leidos expands its global security footprint to 75 new countries
The acquisition of L3Harris’ airport security business will boost Leidos presence in the sector across the globe.
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OPM creates a working group to address coronavirus danger to feds
The Office of Personnel Management is working on guidance to keep feds safe from potential coronavirus exposure.
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Tech problem with mobile app causes Iowa caucus chaos
Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Troy Price said the delays were not the result of a breach and party systems were secure.
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Why OMB gave agencies freedom on chief data officers
Top Office of Management and Budget officials discussed why they didn’t provide specific guidance on who federal agencies had to hire to lead data efforts.
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Tight budgets endanger child care centers in federal buildings
Several buildings managed by the General Services Administration failed to meet minimum security standards for facilities with child care services.
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FBI director warns of ongoing Russian ‘information warfare’
The FBI and Department of Homeland Security Department are on alert for possible election-related instructions like those that occurred in 2016.
-
VA secretary insists surprise firing of top official isn’t a sign of leadership turmoil
Deputy Secretary James Byrne was fired Monday in what the secretary called a simple business decision.
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Defense Dept. facilities can become a climate-resilience test bed
DoD is turning its attention to climate, as mission-critical installations face numerous risks, and its facilities can be perfect sites to test advanced climate-security concepts.
-
Nominee for top Pentagon personnel job out after controversy over past writings
J. David Patterson was nominated for the post less than a month ago.
-
How NIST is exploring new data security best practices
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is seeking to collaborate with industry to address multiple cybersecurity challenges.
-
Leidos expands its global security footprint to 75 new countries
The acquisition of L3Harris’ airport security business will boost Leidos presence in the sector across the globe.
-
OPM creates a working group to address coronavirus danger to feds
The Office of Personnel Management is working on guidance to keep feds safe from potential coronavirus exposure.
-
Tech problem with mobile app causes Iowa caucus chaos
Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Troy Price said the delays were not the result of a breach and party systems were secure.
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Why OMB gave agencies freedom on chief data officers
Top Office of Management and Budget officials discussed why they didn’t provide specific guidance on who federal agencies had to hire to lead data efforts.
-
Tight budgets endanger child care centers in federal buildings
Several buildings managed by the General Services Administration failed to meet minimum security standards for facilities with child care services.
-
FBI director warns of ongoing Russian ‘information warfare’
The FBI and Department of Homeland Security Department are on alert for possible election-related instructions like those that occurred in 2016.
-
VA secretary insists surprise firing of top official isn’t a sign of leadership turmoil
Deputy Secretary James Byrne was fired Monday in what the secretary called a simple business decision.
-
Defense Dept. facilities can become a climate-resilience test bed
DoD is turning its attention to climate, as mission-critical installations face numerous risks, and its facilities can be perfect sites to test advanced climate-security concepts.
-
Nominee for top Pentagon personnel job out after controversy over past writings
J. David Patterson was nominated for the post less than a month ago.
-
How NIST is exploring new data security best practices
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is seeking to collaborate with industry to address multiple cybersecurity challenges.
-
Leidos expands its global security footprint to 75 new countries
The acquisition of L3Harris’ airport security business will boost Leidos presence in the sector across the globe.
-
OPM creates a working group to address coronavirus danger to feds
The Office of Personnel Management is working on guidance to keep feds safe from potential coronavirus exposure.
-
Tech problem with mobile app causes Iowa caucus chaos
Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Troy Price said the delays were not the result of a breach and party systems were secure.
-
Why OMB gave agencies freedom on chief data officers
Top Office of Management and Budget officials discussed why they didn’t provide specific guidance on who federal agencies had to hire to lead data efforts.
-
Tight budgets endanger child care centers in federal buildings
Several buildings managed by the General Services Administration failed to meet minimum security standards for facilities with child care services.
