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Microsoft progresses on secret cloud ahead of JEDI decision
Microsoft plans to offer private previews of its Azure Secret cloud while it awaits accreditation.
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Watchdog finds lackluster data center progress at agencies
Not all federal agencies made plans to meet federal data center consolidation metrics, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Creating a secure, agile multi-cloud environment
There are a number of benefits to employing a multi-cloud strategy. Here are ways it will improve flexibility, security and more for agencies.
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Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
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Democrats want feds to target the ‘black box’ of AI bias
The proposal, co-sponsored by Sen. Cory Booker, may face an uphill battle in the Republican-led Senate. But it reflects growing — and bipartisan — scrutiny of the largely unregulated data economy.
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What’s next for multifactor authentication in the Defense Department
The threat landscape is incredibly dynamic and today’s technology must support a stronger approach.
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Government, private sector team up to boost cyber workforce
The initiative will place recent graduates at federal agencies for two years before giving them opportunities at private-sector cyber employment.
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How agencies can protect legacy IT as they modernize
As the federal space makes the jump to the cloud and focuses on attracting young talent, there’s a real fear that mission-critical systems will become unprotected while the people that understand them become scarce.
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Agency heads to get special hiring authority for tech workers
Agencies in desperate need of a larger IT workforce will have the authority to specially hire workers themselves, rather than going through the Office of Personnel Management.
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VA’s IT leadership problem has infected modernization efforts
Short-term technology leadership, and a lack of defined responsibilities for that leadership, has hindered the Department of Veterans Affairs’ technology initiatives.
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Microsoft progresses on secret cloud ahead of JEDI decision
Microsoft plans to offer private previews of its Azure Secret cloud while it awaits accreditation.
-
Watchdog finds lackluster data center progress at agencies
Not all federal agencies made plans to meet federal data center consolidation metrics, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Creating a secure, agile multi-cloud environment
There are a number of benefits to employing a multi-cloud strategy. Here are ways it will improve flexibility, security and more for agencies.
-
Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
-
Democrats want feds to target the ‘black box’ of AI bias
The proposal, co-sponsored by Sen. Cory Booker, may face an uphill battle in the Republican-led Senate. But it reflects growing — and bipartisan — scrutiny of the largely unregulated data economy.
-
What’s next for multifactor authentication in the Defense Department
The threat landscape is incredibly dynamic and today’s technology must support a stronger approach.
-
Government, private sector team up to boost cyber workforce
The initiative will place recent graduates at federal agencies for two years before giving them opportunities at private-sector cyber employment.
-
How agencies can protect legacy IT as they modernize
As the federal space makes the jump to the cloud and focuses on attracting young talent, there’s a real fear that mission-critical systems will become unprotected while the people that understand them become scarce.
-
Agency heads to get special hiring authority for tech workers
Agencies in desperate need of a larger IT workforce will have the authority to specially hire workers themselves, rather than going through the Office of Personnel Management.
-
VA’s IT leadership problem has infected modernization efforts
Short-term technology leadership, and a lack of defined responsibilities for that leadership, has hindered the Department of Veterans Affairs’ technology initiatives.
-
Microsoft progresses on secret cloud ahead of JEDI decision
Microsoft plans to offer private previews of its Azure Secret cloud while it awaits accreditation.
-
Watchdog finds lackluster data center progress at agencies
Not all federal agencies made plans to meet federal data center consolidation metrics, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Creating a secure, agile multi-cloud environment
There are a number of benefits to employing a multi-cloud strategy. Here are ways it will improve flexibility, security and more for agencies.
-
Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
-
Democrats want feds to target the ‘black box’ of AI bias
The proposal, co-sponsored by Sen. Cory Booker, may face an uphill battle in the Republican-led Senate. But it reflects growing — and bipartisan — scrutiny of the largely unregulated data economy.
-
What’s next for multifactor authentication in the Defense Department
The threat landscape is incredibly dynamic and today’s technology must support a stronger approach.
-
Government, private sector team up to boost cyber workforce
The initiative will place recent graduates at federal agencies for two years before giving them opportunities at private-sector cyber employment.
-
How agencies can protect legacy IT as they modernize
As the federal space makes the jump to the cloud and focuses on attracting young talent, there’s a real fear that mission-critical systems will become unprotected while the people that understand them become scarce.
-
Agency heads to get special hiring authority for tech workers
Agencies in desperate need of a larger IT workforce will have the authority to specially hire workers themselves, rather than going through the Office of Personnel Management.
-
VA’s IT leadership problem has infected modernization efforts
Short-term technology leadership, and a lack of defined responsibilities for that leadership, has hindered the Department of Veterans Affairs’ technology initiatives.
