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5 concerns the US must tackle to compete in AI
The National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence hopes to roll its recommendations into congressional budgets as time goes on.
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Labor authority finds evidence that SSA intimidated union reps
The Social Security Administration will have to contend with allegations of intimidation brought by its administrative law judge union.
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Homeland Security seeks better enterprise financial management
DHS wants to better its financial, procurement and asset management.
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How to improve cyber training for critical infrastructure employees
Critical infrastructure organizations can no longer go through the motions of cybersecurity awareness training thinking their technology and security teams are enough to maintain control.
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Interior Department grounds drones made in China
The Department of the Interior has shut down all non-emergency use of Chinese made drones until a security review is completed.
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Census is falling behind in two key areas of prep for its massive 2020 headcount
The clock is ticking, with only five months left for the bureau to prepare.
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Social Security Administration extends telework cancellation date
Tens of thousands of employees at the Social Security Administration have two weeks to prepare for a policy change that will remove their telework options.
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Feds have a serious 5G problem, officials warn
The government needs a comprehensive plan to figure out where Chinese telecom products are deployed around the United States, among other issues.
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‘Hero’ letter carriers celebrated for going above and beyond
The National Association of Letter Carriers honored six postal employees that behaved heroically to help in their communities.
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USDA will consolidate contact points for farmers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to prevent citizens from being bounced around to get answers to their questions.
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5 concerns the US must tackle to compete in AI
The National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence hopes to roll its recommendations into congressional budgets as time goes on.
-
Labor authority finds evidence that SSA intimidated union reps
The Social Security Administration will have to contend with allegations of intimidation brought by its administrative law judge union.
-
Homeland Security seeks better enterprise financial management
DHS wants to better its financial, procurement and asset management.
-
How to improve cyber training for critical infrastructure employees
Critical infrastructure organizations can no longer go through the motions of cybersecurity awareness training thinking their technology and security teams are enough to maintain control.
-
Interior Department grounds drones made in China
The Department of the Interior has shut down all non-emergency use of Chinese made drones until a security review is completed.
-
Census is falling behind in two key areas of prep for its massive 2020 headcount
The clock is ticking, with only five months left for the bureau to prepare.
-
Social Security Administration extends telework cancellation date
Tens of thousands of employees at the Social Security Administration have two weeks to prepare for a policy change that will remove their telework options.
-
Feds have a serious 5G problem, officials warn
The government needs a comprehensive plan to figure out where Chinese telecom products are deployed around the United States, among other issues.
-
‘Hero’ letter carriers celebrated for going above and beyond
The National Association of Letter Carriers honored six postal employees that behaved heroically to help in their communities.
-
USDA will consolidate contact points for farmers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to prevent citizens from being bounced around to get answers to their questions.
-
5 concerns the US must tackle to compete in AI
The National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence hopes to roll its recommendations into congressional budgets as time goes on.
-
Labor authority finds evidence that SSA intimidated union reps
The Social Security Administration will have to contend with allegations of intimidation brought by its administrative law judge union.
-
Homeland Security seeks better enterprise financial management
DHS wants to better its financial, procurement and asset management.
-
How to improve cyber training for critical infrastructure employees
Critical infrastructure organizations can no longer go through the motions of cybersecurity awareness training thinking their technology and security teams are enough to maintain control.
-
Interior Department grounds drones made in China
The Department of the Interior has shut down all non-emergency use of Chinese made drones until a security review is completed.
-
Census is falling behind in two key areas of prep for its massive 2020 headcount
The clock is ticking, with only five months left for the bureau to prepare.
-
Social Security Administration extends telework cancellation date
Tens of thousands of employees at the Social Security Administration have two weeks to prepare for a policy change that will remove their telework options.
-
Feds have a serious 5G problem, officials warn
The government needs a comprehensive plan to figure out where Chinese telecom products are deployed around the United States, among other issues.
-
‘Hero’ letter carriers celebrated for going above and beyond
The National Association of Letter Carriers honored six postal employees that behaved heroically to help in their communities.
-
USDA will consolidate contact points for farmers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to prevent citizens from being bounced around to get answers to their questions.
