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Taking the ‘work’ out of disability claims paperwork
A partnership between the U.S. Digital Service and the Department of Veterans Affairs turned to a Q&A format to make disability paperwork easier.
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5 tips for adopting federal cloud technology
Top officials discuss why their cloud migration was successful.
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Senators question FBI on Russian hack of voting firm
Robert Mueller’s report on Russia’s interference in the 2016 election describes how Kremlin-backed spies installed malware on the network of an unnamed company that “developed software used by numerous U.S. counties to manage voter rolls.”
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Agencies struggle with what data goes to the cloud
There’s uncertainty in the government over how to approach data management. Here’s where to start.
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Congress wants to create ‘cyber first responders’
The legislation is a companion to a similar bill approved by Senate committee in April.
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Can a new office make health records compatible in time?
The Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs have plans for a new office to facilitate cooperation in the roll out of their electronic health record systems.
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Every day the intel community has more questions. Is the cloud an answer?
Defense officials speaking at the AWS Public Sector Summit shared how cloud computing has impacted security and efficiency.
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Tips for cybersecurity vets starting a company
Ron Gula, of Gula Tech Adventures, funds cybersecurity companies and has some tips for veteran entrepreneurs starting out.
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Raytheon’s Tom Kennedy and UTC’s Greg Hayes on why they are uniting the companies
The two heads of the future Raytheon Technologies Corporation talk with Defense News about the mega-deal that could reshape the defense industry.
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A launch pad for federal cybersecurity solutions
MasterPeace is a business accelerator that focuses on cyber missions.
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Taking the ‘work’ out of disability claims paperwork
A partnership between the U.S. Digital Service and the Department of Veterans Affairs turned to a Q&A format to make disability paperwork easier.
-
5 tips for adopting federal cloud technology
Top officials discuss why their cloud migration was successful.
-
Senators question FBI on Russian hack of voting firm
Robert Mueller’s report on Russia’s interference in the 2016 election describes how Kremlin-backed spies installed malware on the network of an unnamed company that “developed software used by numerous U.S. counties to manage voter rolls.”
-
Agencies struggle with what data goes to the cloud
There’s uncertainty in the government over how to approach data management. Here’s where to start.
-
Congress wants to create ‘cyber first responders’
The legislation is a companion to a similar bill approved by Senate committee in April.
-
Can a new office make health records compatible in time?
The Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs have plans for a new office to facilitate cooperation in the roll out of their electronic health record systems.
-
Every day the intel community has more questions. Is the cloud an answer?
Defense officials speaking at the AWS Public Sector Summit shared how cloud computing has impacted security and efficiency.
-
Tips for cybersecurity vets starting a company
Ron Gula, of Gula Tech Adventures, funds cybersecurity companies and has some tips for veteran entrepreneurs starting out.
-
Raytheon’s Tom Kennedy and UTC’s Greg Hayes on why they are uniting the companies
The two heads of the future Raytheon Technologies Corporation talk with Defense News about the mega-deal that could reshape the defense industry.
-
A launch pad for federal cybersecurity solutions
MasterPeace is a business accelerator that focuses on cyber missions.
-
Taking the ‘work’ out of disability claims paperwork
A partnership between the U.S. Digital Service and the Department of Veterans Affairs turned to a Q&A format to make disability paperwork easier.
-
5 tips for adopting federal cloud technology
Top officials discuss why their cloud migration was successful.
-
Senators question FBI on Russian hack of voting firm
Robert Mueller’s report on Russia’s interference in the 2016 election describes how Kremlin-backed spies installed malware on the network of an unnamed company that “developed software used by numerous U.S. counties to manage voter rolls.”
-
Agencies struggle with what data goes to the cloud
There’s uncertainty in the government over how to approach data management. Here’s where to start.
-
Congress wants to create ‘cyber first responders’
The legislation is a companion to a similar bill approved by Senate committee in April.
-
Can a new office make health records compatible in time?
The Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs have plans for a new office to facilitate cooperation in the roll out of their electronic health record systems.
-
Every day the intel community has more questions. Is the cloud an answer?
Defense officials speaking at the AWS Public Sector Summit shared how cloud computing has impacted security and efficiency.
-
Tips for cybersecurity vets starting a company
Ron Gula, of Gula Tech Adventures, funds cybersecurity companies and has some tips for veteran entrepreneurs starting out.
-
Raytheon’s Tom Kennedy and UTC’s Greg Hayes on why they are uniting the companies
The two heads of the future Raytheon Technologies Corporation talk with Defense News about the mega-deal that could reshape the defense industry.
-
A launch pad for federal cybersecurity solutions
MasterPeace is a business accelerator that focuses on cyber missions.
