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Air Force adds another contractor for IT as a Service
Six bases across the United States will be getting compute and store services as the service migrates to the cloud.
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How ‘night court’ will impact the Pentagon’s acquisition office
Ellen Lord’s office is looking at ways to slim down, and it might need Congress to help.
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The latest Pentagon bug bounty revealed a critical vulnerability
The eighth iteration of the Department of Defense’s program used crowd-sourced talent to make networks more resilient.
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Cybersecurity whiz: Combined threats endanger 2020 vote
Alex Stamos laments the arrival of “disinformation as a service,” where companies are hired to help spread misinformation on social media.
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OPM wants agencies to be more flexible when disciplining feds
The Office of Personnel Management is warning agencies against adhering too strictly to certain employee management policies.
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What we continue to get wrong about cybersecurity
Today’s cyberthreat environment is menacing, and it’s clear that we always need to be in a state of “high alert.”
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McAleenan, acting Homeland Security secretary, stepping down
Kevin McAleenan said he was leaving on his own terms — a contrast to other top administration officials pushed out during Trump’s tenure. But his departure ends an awkward period of leadership.
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Is Congress in the dark on supply chain risk?
Senators want a strategic plan to assure IT professionals in Congress and the judiciary can get the information they need to make safe decisions.
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The FBI needs its data platform to support ‘one version of the truth’
The FBI is seeking information on an enterprise data management system.
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SEC makes $50M exchange for cloud pilot
A new pilot at the Securities and Exchange Commission could lead to an enterprise cloud.
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Air Force adds another contractor for IT as a Service
Six bases across the United States will be getting compute and store services as the service migrates to the cloud.
-
How ‘night court’ will impact the Pentagon’s acquisition office
Ellen Lord’s office is looking at ways to slim down, and it might need Congress to help.
-
The latest Pentagon bug bounty revealed a critical vulnerability
The eighth iteration of the Department of Defense’s program used crowd-sourced talent to make networks more resilient.
-
Cybersecurity whiz: Combined threats endanger 2020 vote
Alex Stamos laments the arrival of “disinformation as a service,” where companies are hired to help spread misinformation on social media.
-
OPM wants agencies to be more flexible when disciplining feds
The Office of Personnel Management is warning agencies against adhering too strictly to certain employee management policies.
-
What we continue to get wrong about cybersecurity
Today’s cyberthreat environment is menacing, and it’s clear that we always need to be in a state of “high alert.”
-
McAleenan, acting Homeland Security secretary, stepping down
Kevin McAleenan said he was leaving on his own terms — a contrast to other top administration officials pushed out during Trump’s tenure. But his departure ends an awkward period of leadership.
-
Is Congress in the dark on supply chain risk?
Senators want a strategic plan to assure IT professionals in Congress and the judiciary can get the information they need to make safe decisions.
-
The FBI needs its data platform to support ‘one version of the truth’
The FBI is seeking information on an enterprise data management system.
-
SEC makes $50M exchange for cloud pilot
A new pilot at the Securities and Exchange Commission could lead to an enterprise cloud.
-
Air Force adds another contractor for IT as a Service
Six bases across the United States will be getting compute and store services as the service migrates to the cloud.
-
How ‘night court’ will impact the Pentagon’s acquisition office
Ellen Lord’s office is looking at ways to slim down, and it might need Congress to help.
-
The latest Pentagon bug bounty revealed a critical vulnerability
The eighth iteration of the Department of Defense’s program used crowd-sourced talent to make networks more resilient.
-
Cybersecurity whiz: Combined threats endanger 2020 vote
Alex Stamos laments the arrival of “disinformation as a service,” where companies are hired to help spread misinformation on social media.
-
OPM wants agencies to be more flexible when disciplining feds
The Office of Personnel Management is warning agencies against adhering too strictly to certain employee management policies.
-
What we continue to get wrong about cybersecurity
Today’s cyberthreat environment is menacing, and it’s clear that we always need to be in a state of “high alert.”
-
McAleenan, acting Homeland Security secretary, stepping down
Kevin McAleenan said he was leaving on his own terms — a contrast to other top administration officials pushed out during Trump’s tenure. But his departure ends an awkward period of leadership.
-
Is Congress in the dark on supply chain risk?
Senators want a strategic plan to assure IT professionals in Congress and the judiciary can get the information they need to make safe decisions.
-
The FBI needs its data platform to support ‘one version of the truth’
The FBI is seeking information on an enterprise data management system.
-
SEC makes $50M exchange for cloud pilot
A new pilot at the Securities and Exchange Commission could lead to an enterprise cloud.
