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Pentagon moves to secure supply chain from foreign hackers
The Pentagon has started a test pilot program to see what companies supply its parts, according to a top defense contractor.
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5 organizational traits that attract top cyber talent
This is what successful cybersecurity workplaces have in common.
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Why automation and next-gen authentication can solve identity management in 2019
Identity and access management sounds simple, but the federal government has struggled to give the right people the right access.
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Navy publishes part two of major IT project
The Navy released the final proposal for NGEN-R Service Management, Integration and Transport.
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What’s driving NATO’s boost in cyber operations
Two announcements have bolstered the transatlantic partnership’s shift to deterring cyberattacks.
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Open-source hardware could defend against the next generation of hacking
Imagine you had a secret document you had to store away from prying eyes. And you have a choice: You could buy a safe made by a company that kept the workings of its locks secret. Or you could buy a safe whose manufacturer openly published the designs, letting everyone – including thieves – see…
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Twitter airs election meddling data
Twitter is releasing all known accounts and posts related to “information operations” dating back to 2016, when it was first learned that foreign operators were using social media to meddle in U.S. elections.
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Here’s when industry can expect to hear more on the Army’s tactical cloud
The Army is working on evaluating white papers submitted during an August tactical cloud industry day.
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The USDA’s push to become the ‘most effective’ agency
Leadership at the U.S. Department of Agriculture is pushing for concerted IT modernization efforts that help to improve citizen and employee experiences with the agency.
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Can a millennial mindset jump-start the workforce?
Landing a government job, or finding the perfect federal IT employee? Maybe there’s an app for that.
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Pentagon moves to secure supply chain from foreign hackers
The Pentagon has started a test pilot program to see what companies supply its parts, according to a top defense contractor.
-
5 organizational traits that attract top cyber talent
This is what successful cybersecurity workplaces have in common.
-
Why automation and next-gen authentication can solve identity management in 2019
Identity and access management sounds simple, but the federal government has struggled to give the right people the right access.
-
Navy publishes part two of major IT project
The Navy released the final proposal for NGEN-R Service Management, Integration and Transport.
-
What’s driving NATO’s boost in cyber operations
Two announcements have bolstered the transatlantic partnership’s shift to deterring cyberattacks.
-
Open-source hardware could defend against the next generation of hacking
Imagine you had a secret document you had to store away from prying eyes. And you have a choice: You could buy a safe made by a company that kept the workings of its locks secret. Or you could buy a safe whose manufacturer openly published the designs, letting everyone – including thieves – see…
-
Twitter airs election meddling data
Twitter is releasing all known accounts and posts related to “information operations” dating back to 2016, when it was first learned that foreign operators were using social media to meddle in U.S. elections.
-
Here’s when industry can expect to hear more on the Army’s tactical cloud
The Army is working on evaluating white papers submitted during an August tactical cloud industry day.
-
The USDA’s push to become the ‘most effective’ agency
Leadership at the U.S. Department of Agriculture is pushing for concerted IT modernization efforts that help to improve citizen and employee experiences with the agency.
-
Can a millennial mindset jump-start the workforce?
Landing a government job, or finding the perfect federal IT employee? Maybe there’s an app for that.
-
Pentagon moves to secure supply chain from foreign hackers
The Pentagon has started a test pilot program to see what companies supply its parts, according to a top defense contractor.
-
5 organizational traits that attract top cyber talent
This is what successful cybersecurity workplaces have in common.
-
Why automation and next-gen authentication can solve identity management in 2019
Identity and access management sounds simple, but the federal government has struggled to give the right people the right access.
-
Navy publishes part two of major IT project
The Navy released the final proposal for NGEN-R Service Management, Integration and Transport.
-
What’s driving NATO’s boost in cyber operations
Two announcements have bolstered the transatlantic partnership’s shift to deterring cyberattacks.
-
Open-source hardware could defend against the next generation of hacking
Imagine you had a secret document you had to store away from prying eyes. And you have a choice: You could buy a safe made by a company that kept the workings of its locks secret. Or you could buy a safe whose manufacturer openly published the designs, letting everyone – including thieves – see…
-
Twitter airs election meddling data
Twitter is releasing all known accounts and posts related to “information operations” dating back to 2016, when it was first learned that foreign operators were using social media to meddle in U.S. elections.
-
Here’s when industry can expect to hear more on the Army’s tactical cloud
The Army is working on evaluating white papers submitted during an August tactical cloud industry day.
-
The USDA’s push to become the ‘most effective’ agency
Leadership at the U.S. Department of Agriculture is pushing for concerted IT modernization efforts that help to improve citizen and employee experiences with the agency.
-
Can a millennial mindset jump-start the workforce?
Landing a government job, or finding the perfect federal IT employee? Maybe there’s an app for that.
