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What happens when ‘exciting’ opportunities overshadow crucial IT
Law enforcement agencies present compelling missions for potential applicants, so much so that it’s hard for them to attract for less intense IT positions.
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Cyber Solarium sets ambitious goals for U.S. digital strength
A group of 14 congressmen, government officials and private sector experts are tasked with developing policies for three far-ranging cybersecurity areas.
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People are key to securing the defense-industrial supply chain
Successfully targeting a single component of the defense industrial base can cause a ripple effect that can significantly impact everything from data centers to war fighters in theater, and people are the first line of defense.
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2 Chinese men indicted for hacking Anthem
The Justice Department said the two also hacked three other U.S.-based companies it did not name, one in the technology sector, the others in basic materials and communications.
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When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
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Microsoft offers software tools to secure elections
Dubbed “ElectionGuard,” the Microsoft kit will be available this summer, the company says, with early prototypes ready to pilot for next year’s general elections.
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The Pentagon wants to boost its spending on classified IT
The Pentagon asked for an additional $1 billion in classified IT spending in its fiscal 2020 budget request, continuing a nearly decade-long trend of shifting more IT dollars into restricted or sensitive systems.
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Preventing 2020 campaign cyberattacks won’t be easy or cheap
President Donald Trump has often downplayed Russia’s interference in 2016. And his staff told former Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen not to bring up election security during her meetings with him. But administration officials insist election security is a priority.
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White House ramps up efforts to expand cyber workforce
A May 2 executive order will require agencies to plan for new cybersecurity workforce initiatives, both in and out of federal government.
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3 ways to secure government data on commercial networks
By implementing advancements in emerging technology areas, agencies can deliver seamless, secure and reliable connectivity to meet demanding mission needs.
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What happens when ‘exciting’ opportunities overshadow crucial IT
Law enforcement agencies present compelling missions for potential applicants, so much so that it’s hard for them to attract for less intense IT positions.
-
Cyber Solarium sets ambitious goals for U.S. digital strength
A group of 14 congressmen, government officials and private sector experts are tasked with developing policies for three far-ranging cybersecurity areas.
-
People are key to securing the defense-industrial supply chain
Successfully targeting a single component of the defense industrial base can cause a ripple effect that can significantly impact everything from data centers to war fighters in theater, and people are the first line of defense.
-
2 Chinese men indicted for hacking Anthem
The Justice Department said the two also hacked three other U.S.-based companies it did not name, one in the technology sector, the others in basic materials and communications.
-
When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
-
Microsoft offers software tools to secure elections
Dubbed “ElectionGuard,” the Microsoft kit will be available this summer, the company says, with early prototypes ready to pilot for next year’s general elections.
-
The Pentagon wants to boost its spending on classified IT
The Pentagon asked for an additional $1 billion in classified IT spending in its fiscal 2020 budget request, continuing a nearly decade-long trend of shifting more IT dollars into restricted or sensitive systems.
-
Preventing 2020 campaign cyberattacks won’t be easy or cheap
President Donald Trump has often downplayed Russia’s interference in 2016. And his staff told former Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen not to bring up election security during her meetings with him. But administration officials insist election security is a priority.
-
White House ramps up efforts to expand cyber workforce
A May 2 executive order will require agencies to plan for new cybersecurity workforce initiatives, both in and out of federal government.
-
3 ways to secure government data on commercial networks
By implementing advancements in emerging technology areas, agencies can deliver seamless, secure and reliable connectivity to meet demanding mission needs.
-
What happens when ‘exciting’ opportunities overshadow crucial IT
Law enforcement agencies present compelling missions for potential applicants, so much so that it’s hard for them to attract for less intense IT positions.
-
Cyber Solarium sets ambitious goals for U.S. digital strength
A group of 14 congressmen, government officials and private sector experts are tasked with developing policies for three far-ranging cybersecurity areas.
-
People are key to securing the defense-industrial supply chain
Successfully targeting a single component of the defense industrial base can cause a ripple effect that can significantly impact everything from data centers to war fighters in theater, and people are the first line of defense.
-
2 Chinese men indicted for hacking Anthem
The Justice Department said the two also hacked three other U.S.-based companies it did not name, one in the technology sector, the others in basic materials and communications.
-
When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
-
Microsoft offers software tools to secure elections
Dubbed “ElectionGuard,” the Microsoft kit will be available this summer, the company says, with early prototypes ready to pilot for next year’s general elections.
-
The Pentagon wants to boost its spending on classified IT
The Pentagon asked for an additional $1 billion in classified IT spending in its fiscal 2020 budget request, continuing a nearly decade-long trend of shifting more IT dollars into restricted or sensitive systems.
-
Preventing 2020 campaign cyberattacks won’t be easy or cheap
President Donald Trump has often downplayed Russia’s interference in 2016. And his staff told former Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen not to bring up election security during her meetings with him. But administration officials insist election security is a priority.
-
White House ramps up efforts to expand cyber workforce
A May 2 executive order will require agencies to plan for new cybersecurity workforce initiatives, both in and out of federal government.
-
3 ways to secure government data on commercial networks
By implementing advancements in emerging technology areas, agencies can deliver seamless, secure and reliable connectivity to meet demanding mission needs.
