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Audit finds weaknesses in DOE cybersecurity
Despite longstanding federal requirements for multifactor authentication, the Department of Energy’s procedures still have weaknesses, according to the department’s Office of Inspector General.
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DHS office leading the way on federal cyber innovation [Commentary]
One office in the federal government is having an outsized, positive impact on bringing private sector innovation to government cybersecurity problem solving.
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House investigators demand details on private emails
A top House Republican has demanded details on the use of private emails by some of President Donald Trump’s closest advisers.
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SEC chair: No PII leaked in breach, still ‘concerns me deeply’
Senators pressed Clayton for details about the 2016 cyberattack on the SEC, which was just disclosed last week, as well as the massive Equifax breach that was disclosed earlier this month.
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GAO: Community block grants IT system needs work
The Corporation for National and Community Service is modernizing its IT on two levels, one to monitor grants and the other to provide more functionality for grant monitoring centered on a risk-based process.
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Federal CIOs report progress on agile, cloud despite budget, cyber challenges
Based on extensive in-person interviews and online surveys of CIOs, chief information security officers, and other IT professionals across 29 agencies, the survey reveals new excitement about innovation and change.
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Lawyer: Kushner used personal email for some White House messages
Between January and August, Kushner either received or responded to fewer than 100 emails from White House officials from his private account, attorney Abbe Lowell said in a statement that confirmed Kushner’s use of a personal address in the first months of the administration.
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Rep. Hurd talks MGT Act, Cyber National Guard and future of federal IT
Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas, who shepherded the House version of the bill, spoke with Federal Times about its chances in conference, what it means for federal CIOs and what’s next for government IT legislation.
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SEC under fire for being hacked despite warnings on security
The breach occurred despite repeated warnings in recent years about weaknesses in the agency’s cybersecurity controls.
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9 challenges of a federal CIO in an as-a-service environment [Commentary]
The distribution of services and solutions creates a number of challenges.
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Audit finds weaknesses in DOE cybersecurity
Despite longstanding federal requirements for multifactor authentication, the Department of Energy’s procedures still have weaknesses, according to the department’s Office of Inspector General.
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DHS office leading the way on federal cyber innovation [Commentary]
One office in the federal government is having an outsized, positive impact on bringing private sector innovation to government cybersecurity problem solving.
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House investigators demand details on private emails
A top House Republican has demanded details on the use of private emails by some of President Donald Trump’s closest advisers.
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SEC chair: No PII leaked in breach, still ‘concerns me deeply’
Senators pressed Clayton for details about the 2016 cyberattack on the SEC, which was just disclosed last week, as well as the massive Equifax breach that was disclosed earlier this month.
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GAO: Community block grants IT system needs work
The Corporation for National and Community Service is modernizing its IT on two levels, one to monitor grants and the other to provide more functionality for grant monitoring centered on a risk-based process.
-
Federal CIOs report progress on agile, cloud despite budget, cyber challenges
Based on extensive in-person interviews and online surveys of CIOs, chief information security officers, and other IT professionals across 29 agencies, the survey reveals new excitement about innovation and change.
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Lawyer: Kushner used personal email for some White House messages
Between January and August, Kushner either received or responded to fewer than 100 emails from White House officials from his private account, attorney Abbe Lowell said in a statement that confirmed Kushner’s use of a personal address in the first months of the administration.
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Rep. Hurd talks MGT Act, Cyber National Guard and future of federal IT
Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas, who shepherded the House version of the bill, spoke with Federal Times about its chances in conference, what it means for federal CIOs and what’s next for government IT legislation.
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SEC under fire for being hacked despite warnings on security
The breach occurred despite repeated warnings in recent years about weaknesses in the agency’s cybersecurity controls.
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9 challenges of a federal CIO in an as-a-service environment [Commentary]
The distribution of services and solutions creates a number of challenges.
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Audit finds weaknesses in DOE cybersecurity
Despite longstanding federal requirements for multifactor authentication, the Department of Energy’s procedures still have weaknesses, according to the department’s Office of Inspector General.
-
DHS office leading the way on federal cyber innovation [Commentary]
One office in the federal government is having an outsized, positive impact on bringing private sector innovation to government cybersecurity problem solving.
-
House investigators demand details on private emails
A top House Republican has demanded details on the use of private emails by some of President Donald Trump’s closest advisers.
-
SEC chair: No PII leaked in breach, still ‘concerns me deeply’
Senators pressed Clayton for details about the 2016 cyberattack on the SEC, which was just disclosed last week, as well as the massive Equifax breach that was disclosed earlier this month.
-
GAO: Community block grants IT system needs work
The Corporation for National and Community Service is modernizing its IT on two levels, one to monitor grants and the other to provide more functionality for grant monitoring centered on a risk-based process.
-
Federal CIOs report progress on agile, cloud despite budget, cyber challenges
Based on extensive in-person interviews and online surveys of CIOs, chief information security officers, and other IT professionals across 29 agencies, the survey reveals new excitement about innovation and change.
-
Lawyer: Kushner used personal email for some White House messages
Between January and August, Kushner either received or responded to fewer than 100 emails from White House officials from his private account, attorney Abbe Lowell said in a statement that confirmed Kushner’s use of a personal address in the first months of the administration.
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Rep. Hurd talks MGT Act, Cyber National Guard and future of federal IT
Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas, who shepherded the House version of the bill, spoke with Federal Times about its chances in conference, what it means for federal CIOs and what’s next for government IT legislation.
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SEC under fire for being hacked despite warnings on security
The breach occurred despite repeated warnings in recent years about weaknesses in the agency’s cybersecurity controls.
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9 challenges of a federal CIO in an as-a-service environment [Commentary]
The distribution of services and solutions creates a number of challenges.
