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Under attack: How the DoD can best protect and defend against cyberthreats
Federal agencies, like the Defense Department, can turn the tide to more nimbly detect hackers and prevent future threats, but they must start rethinking now.
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Over 100 Congress members accuse the VA of anti-union behavior
The Department of Veterans Affairs proposed sweeping changes to its contract with the American Federation of Government Employees that have both the union and members of Congress up in arms.
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Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
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Raytheon Technologies Corporation: UTC, Raytheon make marriage official
Combined, the two firms are expected to be the second largest defense contractor in the world.
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Google’s searching for military spouses who want IT careers
Google’s providing 1,000 scholarships for military spouses to go through their IT training program.
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SOS On ECQs: How to approach application essays
Essay writing need not be so excruciating; guidance can help defang the process.
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VA and union contract fight escalates to nationwide rallies
The contract offered by the Department of Veterans Affairs would make significant changes to the current bargaining agreement between the agency and its union.
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Lawmakers order deeper TransDigm probe by DoD watchdog
It’s not over yet for TransDigm, the defense contractor that repaid the government $16 million in overcharges amid heat from U.S. lawmakers.
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DHS cyber deficiencies are improving, says watchdog
While deficiencies in the department’s overall patch management process and shortfalls with weakness remediation and security awareness training activities were reported, these are being addressed alongside a FEMA data breach.
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Feds to finally examine 2016 NC poll books for hacking
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security analysis of laptops used in Durham County is the first known federal probe of voting technology that malfunctioned during the 2016 election, when Russian hackers infiltrated election systems in several states.
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Under attack: How the DoD can best protect and defend against cyberthreats
Federal agencies, like the Defense Department, can turn the tide to more nimbly detect hackers and prevent future threats, but they must start rethinking now.
-
Over 100 Congress members accuse the VA of anti-union behavior
The Department of Veterans Affairs proposed sweeping changes to its contract with the American Federation of Government Employees that have both the union and members of Congress up in arms.
-
Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
-
Raytheon Technologies Corporation: UTC, Raytheon make marriage official
Combined, the two firms are expected to be the second largest defense contractor in the world.
-
Google’s searching for military spouses who want IT careers
Google’s providing 1,000 scholarships for military spouses to go through their IT training program.
-
SOS On ECQs: How to approach application essays
Essay writing need not be so excruciating; guidance can help defang the process.
-
VA and union contract fight escalates to nationwide rallies
The contract offered by the Department of Veterans Affairs would make significant changes to the current bargaining agreement between the agency and its union.
-
Lawmakers order deeper TransDigm probe by DoD watchdog
It’s not over yet for TransDigm, the defense contractor that repaid the government $16 million in overcharges amid heat from U.S. lawmakers.
-
DHS cyber deficiencies are improving, says watchdog
While deficiencies in the department’s overall patch management process and shortfalls with weakness remediation and security awareness training activities were reported, these are being addressed alongside a FEMA data breach.
-
Feds to finally examine 2016 NC poll books for hacking
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security analysis of laptops used in Durham County is the first known federal probe of voting technology that malfunctioned during the 2016 election, when Russian hackers infiltrated election systems in several states.
-
Under attack: How the DoD can best protect and defend against cyberthreats
Federal agencies, like the Defense Department, can turn the tide to more nimbly detect hackers and prevent future threats, but they must start rethinking now.
-
Over 100 Congress members accuse the VA of anti-union behavior
The Department of Veterans Affairs proposed sweeping changes to its contract with the American Federation of Government Employees that have both the union and members of Congress up in arms.
-
Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
-
Raytheon Technologies Corporation: UTC, Raytheon make marriage official
Combined, the two firms are expected to be the second largest defense contractor in the world.
-
Google’s searching for military spouses who want IT careers
Google’s providing 1,000 scholarships for military spouses to go through their IT training program.
-
SOS On ECQs: How to approach application essays
Essay writing need not be so excruciating; guidance can help defang the process.
-
VA and union contract fight escalates to nationwide rallies
The contract offered by the Department of Veterans Affairs would make significant changes to the current bargaining agreement between the agency and its union.
-
Lawmakers order deeper TransDigm probe by DoD watchdog
It’s not over yet for TransDigm, the defense contractor that repaid the government $16 million in overcharges amid heat from U.S. lawmakers.
-
DHS cyber deficiencies are improving, says watchdog
While deficiencies in the department’s overall patch management process and shortfalls with weakness remediation and security awareness training activities were reported, these are being addressed alongside a FEMA data breach.
-
Feds to finally examine 2016 NC poll books for hacking
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security analysis of laptops used in Durham County is the first known federal probe of voting technology that malfunctioned during the 2016 election, when Russian hackers infiltrated election systems in several states.
