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FedRAMP Tailored service baseline available for use
FedRAMP announced the release of their FedRAMP Tailored baseline program for cloud service provider use after two rounds of public comment on the program.
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Audit says federal transparency website isn’t accessible enough
The federal government’s effort to make federal spending more transparent needs to be more accessible, according to a Department of Treasury Inspector General audit.
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New site showcases everything feds do wrong
But the new Oversight.gov also has plenty of recommendations on how to do better.
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FCC chairman appoints new CTO
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai appointed Dr. Eric Burger to serve as the agency’s chief technology officer.
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Audit finds SEC ‘wasted’ funding on data center migration
An Inspector General audit of the SEC’s handling of 2012-2013 data center relocations found that the agency’s failure to follow outlined steps in a contractor-developed plan resulted in potentially wasted funding.
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SEC now says personal info was leaked in breach
The Securities and Exchange Commission is now saying that at least two people had their personal information stolen in the breach that happened last year.
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You have it wrong: Collaboration tools and security are the perfect marriage [Commentary]
Time to set the record straight. When it comes to collaboration tools and security, it is a necessary and equal partnership.
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NASA Langley’s new computer lab ushers age of computation
NASA Langley Research Center is officially opening the Katherine G. Johnson Computational Research Facility — a $23 million consolidated computer center with so much firepower it’ll be used on brain-busters like running entry, descent and landing simulations for the 2020 Mars rover, performing computational fluid dynamics tests to simulate wind tunnels, and developing and modeling…
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DHS: Hackers targeted other systems to find election weak spots
DHS spokesman Scott McConnell says that hackers in an unspecified number of states scanned other state computer systems looking for vulnerabilities they could exploit to get into the election systems later.
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Some in administration use personal phones, despite advice
The inquiries into private communication could prove uncomfortable for President Donald Trump, who relentlessly attacked Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email account and server during her time as secretary of state.
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FedRAMP Tailored service baseline available for use
FedRAMP announced the release of their FedRAMP Tailored baseline program for cloud service provider use after two rounds of public comment on the program.
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Audit says federal transparency website isn’t accessible enough
The federal government’s effort to make federal spending more transparent needs to be more accessible, according to a Department of Treasury Inspector General audit.
-
New site showcases everything feds do wrong
But the new Oversight.gov also has plenty of recommendations on how to do better.
-
FCC chairman appoints new CTO
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai appointed Dr. Eric Burger to serve as the agency’s chief technology officer.
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Audit finds SEC ‘wasted’ funding on data center migration
An Inspector General audit of the SEC’s handling of 2012-2013 data center relocations found that the agency’s failure to follow outlined steps in a contractor-developed plan resulted in potentially wasted funding.
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SEC now says personal info was leaked in breach
The Securities and Exchange Commission is now saying that at least two people had their personal information stolen in the breach that happened last year.
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You have it wrong: Collaboration tools and security are the perfect marriage [Commentary]
Time to set the record straight. When it comes to collaboration tools and security, it is a necessary and equal partnership.
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NASA Langley’s new computer lab ushers age of computation
NASA Langley Research Center is officially opening the Katherine G. Johnson Computational Research Facility — a $23 million consolidated computer center with so much firepower it’ll be used on brain-busters like running entry, descent and landing simulations for the 2020 Mars rover, performing computational fluid dynamics tests to simulate wind tunnels, and developing and modeling…
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DHS: Hackers targeted other systems to find election weak spots
DHS spokesman Scott McConnell says that hackers in an unspecified number of states scanned other state computer systems looking for vulnerabilities they could exploit to get into the election systems later.
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Some in administration use personal phones, despite advice
The inquiries into private communication could prove uncomfortable for President Donald Trump, who relentlessly attacked Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email account and server during her time as secretary of state.
-
FedRAMP Tailored service baseline available for use
FedRAMP announced the release of their FedRAMP Tailored baseline program for cloud service provider use after two rounds of public comment on the program.
-
Audit says federal transparency website isn’t accessible enough
The federal government’s effort to make federal spending more transparent needs to be more accessible, according to a Department of Treasury Inspector General audit.
-
New site showcases everything feds do wrong
But the new Oversight.gov also has plenty of recommendations on how to do better.
-
FCC chairman appoints new CTO
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai appointed Dr. Eric Burger to serve as the agency’s chief technology officer.
-
Audit finds SEC ‘wasted’ funding on data center migration
An Inspector General audit of the SEC’s handling of 2012-2013 data center relocations found that the agency’s failure to follow outlined steps in a contractor-developed plan resulted in potentially wasted funding.
-
SEC now says personal info was leaked in breach
The Securities and Exchange Commission is now saying that at least two people had their personal information stolen in the breach that happened last year.
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You have it wrong: Collaboration tools and security are the perfect marriage [Commentary]
Time to set the record straight. When it comes to collaboration tools and security, it is a necessary and equal partnership.
-
NASA Langley’s new computer lab ushers age of computation
NASA Langley Research Center is officially opening the Katherine G. Johnson Computational Research Facility — a $23 million consolidated computer center with so much firepower it’ll be used on brain-busters like running entry, descent and landing simulations for the 2020 Mars rover, performing computational fluid dynamics tests to simulate wind tunnels, and developing and modeling…
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DHS: Hackers targeted other systems to find election weak spots
DHS spokesman Scott McConnell says that hackers in an unspecified number of states scanned other state computer systems looking for vulnerabilities they could exploit to get into the election systems later.
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Some in administration use personal phones, despite advice
The inquiries into private communication could prove uncomfortable for President Donald Trump, who relentlessly attacked Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email account and server during her time as secretary of state.
