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HackerOne’s services formally authorized for use by federal agencies
It’s a significant step as federal agencies look to create vulnerability disclosure programs.
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Deaths from coronavirus top 1,000 among Veterans Affairs patients
But the number of active cases of the virus among patients has steadily declined since the start of May.
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VA researching prostate cancer drug as potential coronavirus cure
A full trial of the drug degarelix is expected to take at least four months.
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Tax agency wants to automate its grants management system
The IRS is anticipating an increase in grant applications.
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Changes to VA benefits operations forced by coronavirus could outlast the pandemic
Telephone town halls, some employee remote work will likely continue even when the virus restrictions lift.
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Senators introduce bill to create more cyber grand challenges
The grand challenges stem from the 2018 Cybersecurity Moonshot report.
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Justice Department awards artificial intelligence contract
The award to Veritone marks the company’s first major federal contract.
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Burr steps aside as Senate intelligence chair amid FBI probe
Sen. Richard Burr has temporarily stepped aside as chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee after the FBI served a search warrant for his cellphone.
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VA hiring jumps amid coronavirus crisis, but department opposes hazard pay for front-line staff
More than 1,300 staffers have contracted the fast-spreading virus since early March.
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Jennifer Santos, Pentagon industrial policy chief, exiting role
Santos has served as the point person for the Pentagon’s COVID-19 industrial response.
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HackerOne’s services formally authorized for use by federal agencies
It’s a significant step as federal agencies look to create vulnerability disclosure programs.
-
Deaths from coronavirus top 1,000 among Veterans Affairs patients
But the number of active cases of the virus among patients has steadily declined since the start of May.
-
VA researching prostate cancer drug as potential coronavirus cure
A full trial of the drug degarelix is expected to take at least four months.
-
Tax agency wants to automate its grants management system
The IRS is anticipating an increase in grant applications.
-
Changes to VA benefits operations forced by coronavirus could outlast the pandemic
Telephone town halls, some employee remote work will likely continue even when the virus restrictions lift.
-
Senators introduce bill to create more cyber grand challenges
The grand challenges stem from the 2018 Cybersecurity Moonshot report.
-
Justice Department awards artificial intelligence contract
The award to Veritone marks the company’s first major federal contract.
-
Burr steps aside as Senate intelligence chair amid FBI probe
Sen. Richard Burr has temporarily stepped aside as chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee after the FBI served a search warrant for his cellphone.
-
VA hiring jumps amid coronavirus crisis, but department opposes hazard pay for front-line staff
More than 1,300 staffers have contracted the fast-spreading virus since early March.
-
Jennifer Santos, Pentagon industrial policy chief, exiting role
Santos has served as the point person for the Pentagon’s COVID-19 industrial response.
-
HackerOne’s services formally authorized for use by federal agencies
It’s a significant step as federal agencies look to create vulnerability disclosure programs.
-
Deaths from coronavirus top 1,000 among Veterans Affairs patients
But the number of active cases of the virus among patients has steadily declined since the start of May.
-
VA researching prostate cancer drug as potential coronavirus cure
A full trial of the drug degarelix is expected to take at least four months.
-
Tax agency wants to automate its grants management system
The IRS is anticipating an increase in grant applications.
-
Changes to VA benefits operations forced by coronavirus could outlast the pandemic
Telephone town halls, some employee remote work will likely continue even when the virus restrictions lift.
-
Senators introduce bill to create more cyber grand challenges
The grand challenges stem from the 2018 Cybersecurity Moonshot report.
-
Justice Department awards artificial intelligence contract
The award to Veritone marks the company’s first major federal contract.
-
Burr steps aside as Senate intelligence chair amid FBI probe
Sen. Richard Burr has temporarily stepped aside as chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee after the FBI served a search warrant for his cellphone.
-
VA hiring jumps amid coronavirus crisis, but department opposes hazard pay for front-line staff
More than 1,300 staffers have contracted the fast-spreading virus since early March.
-
Jennifer Santos, Pentagon industrial policy chief, exiting role
Santos has served as the point person for the Pentagon’s COVID-19 industrial response.
