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How good is the government at threat information sharing?
Cybersecurity officials constantly talk about information sharing as integral to good cybersecurity. But are they actually capable of doing it?
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OPM plans to help returning feds get better jobs
Federal employees that leave for jobs in the private sector would have more options for returning to government service under a proposed rule.
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Rejection as a springboard to success
Rejection can be used as a tool for feds to empower their careers.
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Common retirement planning mistakes to avoid
Federal employees face many potential pitfalls in planning for their eventual retirement.
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Retirement rules 2019
Feds looking to retire by the end of the year will have to consider the rules surrounding each of the two retirement systems.
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Data front and center at the NSF in 2020
Dorothy Aronson, the CIO of the National Science Foundation and workforce co-lead on the CIO Council, wants to better define roles for data scientists.
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How would feds be able to use their own devices for work?
Brian Egenrieder, of SyncDog, speaks to Fifth Domain about obstacles between feds and their devices at work.
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DHS wants more input on how to share vulnerabilities
The Department of Homeland Security’s cyber agency wants more thoughts on its vulnerability disclosure program. Here’s what’s been suggested so far.
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Here are SBA’s modernization missions for 2020
The Small Business Administration wants a better view of its customers in 2020. Here’s how.
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States are on front lines of 2020 election-security efforts
Government officials are on the front lines of a different kind of battlefield — one in which they are helping to defend American democracy by ensuring free and fair elections.
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How good is the government at threat information sharing?
Cybersecurity officials constantly talk about information sharing as integral to good cybersecurity. But are they actually capable of doing it?
-
OPM plans to help returning feds get better jobs
Federal employees that leave for jobs in the private sector would have more options for returning to government service under a proposed rule.
-
Rejection as a springboard to success
Rejection can be used as a tool for feds to empower their careers.
-
Common retirement planning mistakes to avoid
Federal employees face many potential pitfalls in planning for their eventual retirement.
-
Retirement rules 2019
Feds looking to retire by the end of the year will have to consider the rules surrounding each of the two retirement systems.
-
Data front and center at the NSF in 2020
Dorothy Aronson, the CIO of the National Science Foundation and workforce co-lead on the CIO Council, wants to better define roles for data scientists.
-
How would feds be able to use their own devices for work?
Brian Egenrieder, of SyncDog, speaks to Fifth Domain about obstacles between feds and their devices at work.
-
DHS wants more input on how to share vulnerabilities
The Department of Homeland Security’s cyber agency wants more thoughts on its vulnerability disclosure program. Here’s what’s been suggested so far.
-
Here are SBA’s modernization missions for 2020
The Small Business Administration wants a better view of its customers in 2020. Here’s how.
-
States are on front lines of 2020 election-security efforts
Government officials are on the front lines of a different kind of battlefield — one in which they are helping to defend American democracy by ensuring free and fair elections.
-
How good is the government at threat information sharing?
Cybersecurity officials constantly talk about information sharing as integral to good cybersecurity. But are they actually capable of doing it?
-
OPM plans to help returning feds get better jobs
Federal employees that leave for jobs in the private sector would have more options for returning to government service under a proposed rule.
-
Rejection as a springboard to success
Rejection can be used as a tool for feds to empower their careers.
-
Common retirement planning mistakes to avoid
Federal employees face many potential pitfalls in planning for their eventual retirement.
-
Retirement rules 2019
Feds looking to retire by the end of the year will have to consider the rules surrounding each of the two retirement systems.
-
Data front and center at the NSF in 2020
Dorothy Aronson, the CIO of the National Science Foundation and workforce co-lead on the CIO Council, wants to better define roles for data scientists.
-
How would feds be able to use their own devices for work?
Brian Egenrieder, of SyncDog, speaks to Fifth Domain about obstacles between feds and their devices at work.
-
DHS wants more input on how to share vulnerabilities
The Department of Homeland Security’s cyber agency wants more thoughts on its vulnerability disclosure program. Here’s what’s been suggested so far.
-
Here are SBA’s modernization missions for 2020
The Small Business Administration wants a better view of its customers in 2020. Here’s how.
-
States are on front lines of 2020 election-security efforts
Government officials are on the front lines of a different kind of battlefield — one in which they are helping to defend American democracy by ensuring free and fair elections.



