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Can new tech help nip inefficiency in the bud at HUD?
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is soliciting IT modernization solutions through the Centers of Excellence program.
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See how US political parties fare in cybersecurity
SecurityScorecard recently analyzed the networks of parties from the United States and Europe.
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How government can finally move beyond the OPM data breach
One of the largest cyberattacks in U.S. government history, the Office of Personnel Management hack prompted the government to look at the root cause of the incident. Where should public agencies continue to focus to make sure they are protected from cyberthreats?
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House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
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States turn to drones to predict avalanches, spot wildlife
Public transportation agencies are using drones in nearly every state, according to a survey obtained by The Associated Press ahead of its release Monday.
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How security leaders can minimize human error
Hackers aren’t doing technical gymnastics to navigate through agency firewalls or network defenses. Instead, they’re favoring some particularly vulnerable targets: employees.
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Centers of Excellence arrives at the federal personnel office
The Office of Personnel Management will work with the General Services Administration to make improvements to its IT infrastructure and workforce.
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GSA wants to help the government talk tech
The just-launched Cloud Information Center is designed to explain the benefits of cloud adoption while providing agencies with the tools to execute a successful transition.
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Huawei hit by US export controls, potential import ban
A Trump administration executive order declares a national economic emergency that empowers the government to ban the technology and services of “foreign adversaries” deemed to pose “unacceptable risks” to national security — including from cyberespionage and sabotage.
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Hackers for hire get government stamp of approval
A company that has held vulnerability disclosure efforts and bug bounties for the Defense Department is one step closer to going wide.
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Can new tech help nip inefficiency in the bud at HUD?
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is soliciting IT modernization solutions through the Centers of Excellence program.
-
See how US political parties fare in cybersecurity
SecurityScorecard recently analyzed the networks of parties from the United States and Europe.
-
How government can finally move beyond the OPM data breach
One of the largest cyberattacks in U.S. government history, the Office of Personnel Management hack prompted the government to look at the root cause of the incident. Where should public agencies continue to focus to make sure they are protected from cyberthreats?
-
House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
-
States turn to drones to predict avalanches, spot wildlife
Public transportation agencies are using drones in nearly every state, according to a survey obtained by The Associated Press ahead of its release Monday.
-
How security leaders can minimize human error
Hackers aren’t doing technical gymnastics to navigate through agency firewalls or network defenses. Instead, they’re favoring some particularly vulnerable targets: employees.
-
Centers of Excellence arrives at the federal personnel office
The Office of Personnel Management will work with the General Services Administration to make improvements to its IT infrastructure and workforce.
-
GSA wants to help the government talk tech
The just-launched Cloud Information Center is designed to explain the benefits of cloud adoption while providing agencies with the tools to execute a successful transition.
-
Huawei hit by US export controls, potential import ban
A Trump administration executive order declares a national economic emergency that empowers the government to ban the technology and services of “foreign adversaries” deemed to pose “unacceptable risks” to national security — including from cyberespionage and sabotage.
-
Hackers for hire get government stamp of approval
A company that has held vulnerability disclosure efforts and bug bounties for the Defense Department is one step closer to going wide.
-
Can new tech help nip inefficiency in the bud at HUD?
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is soliciting IT modernization solutions through the Centers of Excellence program.
-
See how US political parties fare in cybersecurity
SecurityScorecard recently analyzed the networks of parties from the United States and Europe.
-
How government can finally move beyond the OPM data breach
One of the largest cyberattacks in U.S. government history, the Office of Personnel Management hack prompted the government to look at the root cause of the incident. Where should public agencies continue to focus to make sure they are protected from cyberthreats?
-
House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
-
States turn to drones to predict avalanches, spot wildlife
Public transportation agencies are using drones in nearly every state, according to a survey obtained by The Associated Press ahead of its release Monday.
-
How security leaders can minimize human error
Hackers aren’t doing technical gymnastics to navigate through agency firewalls or network defenses. Instead, they’re favoring some particularly vulnerable targets: employees.
-
Centers of Excellence arrives at the federal personnel office
The Office of Personnel Management will work with the General Services Administration to make improvements to its IT infrastructure and workforce.
-
GSA wants to help the government talk tech
The just-launched Cloud Information Center is designed to explain the benefits of cloud adoption while providing agencies with the tools to execute a successful transition.
-
Huawei hit by US export controls, potential import ban
A Trump administration executive order declares a national economic emergency that empowers the government to ban the technology and services of “foreign adversaries” deemed to pose “unacceptable risks” to national security — including from cyberespionage and sabotage.
-
Hackers for hire get government stamp of approval
A company that has held vulnerability disclosure efforts and bug bounties for the Defense Department is one step closer to going wide.
