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Sen. Loeffler to sell stock holdings after trading scrutiny
Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler of Georgia says she will liquidate her stock portfolio and move the money to investment funds.
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DHS releases new network security guidance for telework
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released interim guidance to its trusted internet connection program in response to increased telework.
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EPA proposes buyout of homes contaminated by arsenic mine
The EPA first became aware of drinking water contamination in the area in 1987 when residents Norman and Alicia Berns were hospitalized with arsenic poisoning.
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Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism’
“The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him.”
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GAO warns agencies are behind in preparing for telecom contract transition
Missing a milestone increases the likelihood agencies won’t transition in time to meet the May 2023 deadline, a government watchdog says.
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Five steps to federal digital transformation
If you’re stuck, slowed, or immobilized, use our current crisis as a catalyst.
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DHS cybersecurity agency warns of coronavirus phishing attacks
The U.S. and British governments have joined forces to warn against pandemic-themed attacks.
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Union files labor complaint against two agencies
The largest federal employee union alleges that these agencies are properly protecting their employees from the coronavirus.
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The Pentagon’s latest bid to reduce transparency is a bad idea
The Pentagon’s move would only hide more data from the American public, not from our adversaries.
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OPM improves careers site to accommodate pandemic-related jobs
Job postings for coronavirus-related jobs will be tagged “COVID-19.”
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Sen. Loeffler to sell stock holdings after trading scrutiny
Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler of Georgia says she will liquidate her stock portfolio and move the money to investment funds.
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DHS releases new network security guidance for telework
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released interim guidance to its trusted internet connection program in response to increased telework.
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EPA proposes buyout of homes contaminated by arsenic mine
The EPA first became aware of drinking water contamination in the area in 1987 when residents Norman and Alicia Berns were hospitalized with arsenic poisoning.
-
Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism’
“The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him.”
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GAO warns agencies are behind in preparing for telecom contract transition
Missing a milestone increases the likelihood agencies won’t transition in time to meet the May 2023 deadline, a government watchdog says.
-
Five steps to federal digital transformation
If you’re stuck, slowed, or immobilized, use our current crisis as a catalyst.
-
DHS cybersecurity agency warns of coronavirus phishing attacks
The U.S. and British governments have joined forces to warn against pandemic-themed attacks.
-
Union files labor complaint against two agencies
The largest federal employee union alleges that these agencies are properly protecting their employees from the coronavirus.
-
The Pentagon’s latest bid to reduce transparency is a bad idea
The Pentagon’s move would only hide more data from the American public, not from our adversaries.
-
OPM improves careers site to accommodate pandemic-related jobs
Job postings for coronavirus-related jobs will be tagged “COVID-19.”
-
Sen. Loeffler to sell stock holdings after trading scrutiny
Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler of Georgia says she will liquidate her stock portfolio and move the money to investment funds.
-
DHS releases new network security guidance for telework
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released interim guidance to its trusted internet connection program in response to increased telework.
-
EPA proposes buyout of homes contaminated by arsenic mine
The EPA first became aware of drinking water contamination in the area in 1987 when residents Norman and Alicia Berns were hospitalized with arsenic poisoning.
-
Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism’
“The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him.”
-
GAO warns agencies are behind in preparing for telecom contract transition
Missing a milestone increases the likelihood agencies won’t transition in time to meet the May 2023 deadline, a government watchdog says.
-
Five steps to federal digital transformation
If you’re stuck, slowed, or immobilized, use our current crisis as a catalyst.
-
DHS cybersecurity agency warns of coronavirus phishing attacks
The U.S. and British governments have joined forces to warn against pandemic-themed attacks.
-
Union files labor complaint against two agencies
The largest federal employee union alleges that these agencies are properly protecting their employees from the coronavirus.
-
The Pentagon’s latest bid to reduce transparency is a bad idea
The Pentagon’s move would only hide more data from the American public, not from our adversaries.
-
OPM improves careers site to accommodate pandemic-related jobs
Job postings for coronavirus-related jobs will be tagged “COVID-19.”
