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Is one of these plans a fix for ID verification problems?
The General Services Administration is seeking feedback on its catalog of Identity, Credential and Access Management offerings.
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Oracle sues again: JEDI case going to federal appeals court
The Pentagon finds itself with another problem in procuring its general service cloud.
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Will this pilot program help Medicare with its data?
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services want to make up for a “lack of awareness” of “various data assets.”
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A Navy ‘tech refresh’ is ahead of schedule
Following three years of planning, the service’s largest-ever cloud migration is done.
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Why the federal fleet struggles to go green
Electric and hybrid cars help agencies meet requirements for fuel and emissions reduction, but other factors make those vehicles a hard fit, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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USPS falls short on background screenings for new employees
Human resource offices at the U.S. Postal Service failed to get the necessary approval for some employees that failed portions of the background investigation, but were hired anyway.
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How can the government improve its cyber posture?
Industry experts sat down with Fifth Domain to discuss what the government needs to do to protect itself in cyberspace.
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Why some feds should treat coworkers like customers
Changing the mindset of the organizations that perform support services within agencies can lead to greater success, according to the Partnership for Public Service and Medallia.
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This security agency has a vision to handle cyberthreats
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has adopted a “defend today, secure tomorrow” doctrine as it faces cybercriminals and nation-state actors.
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Democratic leader: OPM/GSA merger ‘not going to happen’
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., said that efforts to use funding legislation to block the White House’s planned merging of two major agencies will not prove contentious in Congress.
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Is one of these plans a fix for ID verification problems?
The General Services Administration is seeking feedback on its catalog of Identity, Credential and Access Management offerings.
-
Oracle sues again: JEDI case going to federal appeals court
The Pentagon finds itself with another problem in procuring its general service cloud.
-
Will this pilot program help Medicare with its data?
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services want to make up for a “lack of awareness” of “various data assets.”
-
A Navy ‘tech refresh’ is ahead of schedule
Following three years of planning, the service’s largest-ever cloud migration is done.
-
Why the federal fleet struggles to go green
Electric and hybrid cars help agencies meet requirements for fuel and emissions reduction, but other factors make those vehicles a hard fit, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
USPS falls short on background screenings for new employees
Human resource offices at the U.S. Postal Service failed to get the necessary approval for some employees that failed portions of the background investigation, but were hired anyway.
-
How can the government improve its cyber posture?
Industry experts sat down with Fifth Domain to discuss what the government needs to do to protect itself in cyberspace.
-
Why some feds should treat coworkers like customers
Changing the mindset of the organizations that perform support services within agencies can lead to greater success, according to the Partnership for Public Service and Medallia.
-
This security agency has a vision to handle cyberthreats
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has adopted a “defend today, secure tomorrow” doctrine as it faces cybercriminals and nation-state actors.
-
Democratic leader: OPM/GSA merger ‘not going to happen’
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., said that efforts to use funding legislation to block the White House’s planned merging of two major agencies will not prove contentious in Congress.
-
Is one of these plans a fix for ID verification problems?
The General Services Administration is seeking feedback on its catalog of Identity, Credential and Access Management offerings.
-
Oracle sues again: JEDI case going to federal appeals court
The Pentagon finds itself with another problem in procuring its general service cloud.
-
Will this pilot program help Medicare with its data?
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services want to make up for a “lack of awareness” of “various data assets.”
-
A Navy ‘tech refresh’ is ahead of schedule
Following three years of planning, the service’s largest-ever cloud migration is done.
-
Why the federal fleet struggles to go green
Electric and hybrid cars help agencies meet requirements for fuel and emissions reduction, but other factors make those vehicles a hard fit, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
USPS falls short on background screenings for new employees
Human resource offices at the U.S. Postal Service failed to get the necessary approval for some employees that failed portions of the background investigation, but were hired anyway.
-
How can the government improve its cyber posture?
Industry experts sat down with Fifth Domain to discuss what the government needs to do to protect itself in cyberspace.
-
Why some feds should treat coworkers like customers
Changing the mindset of the organizations that perform support services within agencies can lead to greater success, according to the Partnership for Public Service and Medallia.
-
This security agency has a vision to handle cyberthreats
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has adopted a “defend today, secure tomorrow” doctrine as it faces cybercriminals and nation-state actors.
-
Democratic leader: OPM/GSA merger ‘not going to happen’
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., said that efforts to use funding legislation to block the White House’s planned merging of two major agencies will not prove contentious in Congress.
