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Who should be responsible for critical infrastructure’s cybersecurity?
A new survey asked IT professionals who they think should be tasked with securing critical infrastructure.
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Industry dodges restrictive House measures in Senate’s bailout bill
The House had sought a ban on lobbying, as well as a halt to executive bonuses, but that language did not make it to the Senate.
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Scammers are using the promise of phony COVID-19 test kits to get Tricare recipient personal private info
The Defense Health Agency says it’s learned of efforts by scammers to obtain the personal information of Tricare beneficiaries using the promise of fraudulent or non-existent COVID-19 testing kits
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How the coronavirus will impact security clearances
Top officials are relaxing the rules for financial hardship that is caused by the coronavirus mitigation efforts.
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Confusion surrounds VA’s community care offerings after talk of program pause
Veterans not already enrolled in the program may be blocked from getting outside care for 90 days.
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Commission calls USAJOBS listings ‘unintelligible’ in drive to reform hiring process
A new congressionally mandated report recommends that the federal government significantly overhaul its hiring process, including simplifying the main jobs website and revising hiring authorities.
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Defense lawmakers shift to ‘paper’ hearings to keep military budget process moving
The Senate Armed Services Committee typically hols numerous hearings throughout the spring in advance of their draft of the national defense authorization bill.
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Latest emergency coronavirus funding package includes tens of billions for defense, VA
The $2 trillion plan also includes expanded unemployment benefits and big loans for American industries.
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One senator wants vendors to ensure their internet connectivity devices are secure
The senator also called on vendors to notify users of available security updates.
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Pentagon leaders are ‘doing what we can’ to improve networks
The Department of Defense has been working to bolster its networks as the number of employees teleworking surges during the new coronavirus pandemic, senior leaders say.
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Who should be responsible for critical infrastructure’s cybersecurity?
A new survey asked IT professionals who they think should be tasked with securing critical infrastructure.
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Industry dodges restrictive House measures in Senate’s bailout bill
The House had sought a ban on lobbying, as well as a halt to executive bonuses, but that language did not make it to the Senate.
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Scammers are using the promise of phony COVID-19 test kits to get Tricare recipient personal private info
The Defense Health Agency says it’s learned of efforts by scammers to obtain the personal information of Tricare beneficiaries using the promise of fraudulent or non-existent COVID-19 testing kits
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How the coronavirus will impact security clearances
Top officials are relaxing the rules for financial hardship that is caused by the coronavirus mitigation efforts.
-
Confusion surrounds VA’s community care offerings after talk of program pause
Veterans not already enrolled in the program may be blocked from getting outside care for 90 days.
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Commission calls USAJOBS listings ‘unintelligible’ in drive to reform hiring process
A new congressionally mandated report recommends that the federal government significantly overhaul its hiring process, including simplifying the main jobs website and revising hiring authorities.
-
Defense lawmakers shift to ‘paper’ hearings to keep military budget process moving
The Senate Armed Services Committee typically hols numerous hearings throughout the spring in advance of their draft of the national defense authorization bill.
-
Latest emergency coronavirus funding package includes tens of billions for defense, VA
The $2 trillion plan also includes expanded unemployment benefits and big loans for American industries.
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One senator wants vendors to ensure their internet connectivity devices are secure
The senator also called on vendors to notify users of available security updates.
-
Pentagon leaders are ‘doing what we can’ to improve networks
The Department of Defense has been working to bolster its networks as the number of employees teleworking surges during the new coronavirus pandemic, senior leaders say.
-
Who should be responsible for critical infrastructure’s cybersecurity?
A new survey asked IT professionals who they think should be tasked with securing critical infrastructure.
-
Industry dodges restrictive House measures in Senate’s bailout bill
The House had sought a ban on lobbying, as well as a halt to executive bonuses, but that language did not make it to the Senate.
-
Scammers are using the promise of phony COVID-19 test kits to get Tricare recipient personal private info
The Defense Health Agency says it’s learned of efforts by scammers to obtain the personal information of Tricare beneficiaries using the promise of fraudulent or non-existent COVID-19 testing kits
-
How the coronavirus will impact security clearances
Top officials are relaxing the rules for financial hardship that is caused by the coronavirus mitigation efforts.
-
Confusion surrounds VA’s community care offerings after talk of program pause
Veterans not already enrolled in the program may be blocked from getting outside care for 90 days.
-
Commission calls USAJOBS listings ‘unintelligible’ in drive to reform hiring process
A new congressionally mandated report recommends that the federal government significantly overhaul its hiring process, including simplifying the main jobs website and revising hiring authorities.
-
Defense lawmakers shift to ‘paper’ hearings to keep military budget process moving
The Senate Armed Services Committee typically hols numerous hearings throughout the spring in advance of their draft of the national defense authorization bill.
-
Latest emergency coronavirus funding package includes tens of billions for defense, VA
The $2 trillion plan also includes expanded unemployment benefits and big loans for American industries.
-
One senator wants vendors to ensure their internet connectivity devices are secure
The senator also called on vendors to notify users of available security updates.
-
Pentagon leaders are ‘doing what we can’ to improve networks
The Department of Defense has been working to bolster its networks as the number of employees teleworking surges during the new coronavirus pandemic, senior leaders say.
