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OPM proposes giving agencies direct hire authority for IT
A proposed rule from the Office of Personnel Management would delegate the authority to directly hire IT personnel to the heads of agencies.
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How to find the best fit for cloud migration
Government and industry experts at an Oct. 24 lunch event shared their thoughts on the best applications to move to the cloud.
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North Korea is using the internet ‘like a criminal syndicate’
A new report says North Korean leaders have ‘dramatically’ changed their internet use in a way that could be costly to U.S. interests, and former U.S. officials say it is difficult to deter the country’s hacking operations.
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DoD seeks industry input on multibillion-dollar cloud collaboration solution
The Department of Defense committed to using the IT Schedule 70 contract to acquire enterprisewide collaboration services in a commercial cloud.
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Top NSA official skeptical of ‘hack back’
Experts have called hack back “the worst idea in cybersecurity” despite recent support for the idea.
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Calls grow for Bloomberg to retract ‘Big Hack’ report
Heads of Amazon Web Services, Apple and Super Micro, as well as United States intelligence officials, have disputed Bloomberg’s findings.
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DoD bug bounty program to expand to more sensitive systems
The Department of Defense awards another contract for vulnerability disclosures.
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Did JEDI go to the dark side? Lawmakers request an investigation in Pentagon cloud contract.
Two lawmakers want an investigation into whether the Pentagon tilted its high-stakes cloud computing acquisition to favor Amazon.
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The voting day crisis election officials fear
Hacking of the unofficial results could lead to confusion and mistrust of the final result, according to election officials.
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Why cybersecurity intelligence is still bad (and a way to fix it)
The ability to predict an impending cyberattack is insufficient, according to a new survey, but there are systems that may help.
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OPM proposes giving agencies direct hire authority for IT
A proposed rule from the Office of Personnel Management would delegate the authority to directly hire IT personnel to the heads of agencies.
-
How to find the best fit for cloud migration
Government and industry experts at an Oct. 24 lunch event shared their thoughts on the best applications to move to the cloud.
-
North Korea is using the internet ‘like a criminal syndicate’
A new report says North Korean leaders have ‘dramatically’ changed their internet use in a way that could be costly to U.S. interests, and former U.S. officials say it is difficult to deter the country’s hacking operations.
-
DoD seeks industry input on multibillion-dollar cloud collaboration solution
The Department of Defense committed to using the IT Schedule 70 contract to acquire enterprisewide collaboration services in a commercial cloud.
-
Top NSA official skeptical of ‘hack back’
Experts have called hack back “the worst idea in cybersecurity” despite recent support for the idea.
-
Calls grow for Bloomberg to retract ‘Big Hack’ report
Heads of Amazon Web Services, Apple and Super Micro, as well as United States intelligence officials, have disputed Bloomberg’s findings.
-
DoD bug bounty program to expand to more sensitive systems
The Department of Defense awards another contract for vulnerability disclosures.
-
Did JEDI go to the dark side? Lawmakers request an investigation in Pentagon cloud contract.
Two lawmakers want an investigation into whether the Pentagon tilted its high-stakes cloud computing acquisition to favor Amazon.
-
The voting day crisis election officials fear
Hacking of the unofficial results could lead to confusion and mistrust of the final result, according to election officials.
-
Why cybersecurity intelligence is still bad (and a way to fix it)
The ability to predict an impending cyberattack is insufficient, according to a new survey, but there are systems that may help.
-
OPM proposes giving agencies direct hire authority for IT
A proposed rule from the Office of Personnel Management would delegate the authority to directly hire IT personnel to the heads of agencies.
-
How to find the best fit for cloud migration
Government and industry experts at an Oct. 24 lunch event shared their thoughts on the best applications to move to the cloud.
-
North Korea is using the internet ‘like a criminal syndicate’
A new report says North Korean leaders have ‘dramatically’ changed their internet use in a way that could be costly to U.S. interests, and former U.S. officials say it is difficult to deter the country’s hacking operations.
-
DoD seeks industry input on multibillion-dollar cloud collaboration solution
The Department of Defense committed to using the IT Schedule 70 contract to acquire enterprisewide collaboration services in a commercial cloud.
-
Top NSA official skeptical of ‘hack back’
Experts have called hack back “the worst idea in cybersecurity” despite recent support for the idea.
-
Calls grow for Bloomberg to retract ‘Big Hack’ report
Heads of Amazon Web Services, Apple and Super Micro, as well as United States intelligence officials, have disputed Bloomberg’s findings.
-
DoD bug bounty program to expand to more sensitive systems
The Department of Defense awards another contract for vulnerability disclosures.
-
Did JEDI go to the dark side? Lawmakers request an investigation in Pentagon cloud contract.
Two lawmakers want an investigation into whether the Pentagon tilted its high-stakes cloud computing acquisition to favor Amazon.
-
The voting day crisis election officials fear
Hacking of the unofficial results could lead to confusion and mistrust of the final result, according to election officials.
-
Why cybersecurity intelligence is still bad (and a way to fix it)
The ability to predict an impending cyberattack is insufficient, according to a new survey, but there are systems that may help.
