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OPM calls on federal health insurers to prioritize coronavirus response
The Office of Personnel Management sent a letter to federal health insurance carriers to make coverage considerations in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
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White House encourages agencies to send at-risk feds home
The Office of Management and Budget is encouraging agencies to maximize the telework available to employees that are most at risk of getting sick.
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The Pentagon wants to ‘reconsider’ its JEDI award decision
The request will further delay the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud capability.
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A key commission recommends federal cyber needs to be reformed
A major report to Congress suggests an effective cyber deterrence strategy requires reorganizing the way the government handles cybersecurity issues.
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Agencies are ‘falling short’ in preparing employees for coronavirus
The National Treasury Employees Union says that agencies are in large part lagging behind the necessary actions to keep employees and taxpayers safe.
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Lawmakers criticize Pentagon’s funding plan for science and tech; official also talks ‘Star Trek’
Last year, Congress increased science and technology funding by $2 billion. Will it act again?
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What the DHS cyber agency is doing to tackle coronavirus
As coronavirus spreads, DHS’ Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is playing a role in government’s response.
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Senator warns of coronavirus’s negative impact on security clearances
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., called on federal security clearance officials to issue guidance that offers clemency to employees whose finances are hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The DHS cyber agency has a key role in a new strategy
The Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will be a linchpin for an integrated cybersecurity effort between the federal government and private sector, but there are challenges.
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Feds wiretap former DEA supervisor in leak probe
The inquiry comes amid a string of DEA scandals and has sent a chill through South Florida’s close-knit, fiercely competitive narco-defense circles.
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OPM calls on federal health insurers to prioritize coronavirus response
The Office of Personnel Management sent a letter to federal health insurance carriers to make coverage considerations in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
White House encourages agencies to send at-risk feds home
The Office of Management and Budget is encouraging agencies to maximize the telework available to employees that are most at risk of getting sick.
-
The Pentagon wants to ‘reconsider’ its JEDI award decision
The request will further delay the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud capability.
-
A key commission recommends federal cyber needs to be reformed
A major report to Congress suggests an effective cyber deterrence strategy requires reorganizing the way the government handles cybersecurity issues.
-
Agencies are ‘falling short’ in preparing employees for coronavirus
The National Treasury Employees Union says that agencies are in large part lagging behind the necessary actions to keep employees and taxpayers safe.
-
Lawmakers criticize Pentagon’s funding plan for science and tech; official also talks ‘Star Trek’
Last year, Congress increased science and technology funding by $2 billion. Will it act again?
-
What the DHS cyber agency is doing to tackle coronavirus
As coronavirus spreads, DHS’ Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is playing a role in government’s response.
-
Senator warns of coronavirus’s negative impact on security clearances
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., called on federal security clearance officials to issue guidance that offers clemency to employees whose finances are hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
-
The DHS cyber agency has a key role in a new strategy
The Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will be a linchpin for an integrated cybersecurity effort between the federal government and private sector, but there are challenges.
-
Feds wiretap former DEA supervisor in leak probe
The inquiry comes amid a string of DEA scandals and has sent a chill through South Florida’s close-knit, fiercely competitive narco-defense circles.
-
OPM calls on federal health insurers to prioritize coronavirus response
The Office of Personnel Management sent a letter to federal health insurance carriers to make coverage considerations in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
White House encourages agencies to send at-risk feds home
The Office of Management and Budget is encouraging agencies to maximize the telework available to employees that are most at risk of getting sick.
-
The Pentagon wants to ‘reconsider’ its JEDI award decision
The request will further delay the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud capability.
-
A key commission recommends federal cyber needs to be reformed
A major report to Congress suggests an effective cyber deterrence strategy requires reorganizing the way the government handles cybersecurity issues.
-
Agencies are ‘falling short’ in preparing employees for coronavirus
The National Treasury Employees Union says that agencies are in large part lagging behind the necessary actions to keep employees and taxpayers safe.
-
Lawmakers criticize Pentagon’s funding plan for science and tech; official also talks ‘Star Trek’
Last year, Congress increased science and technology funding by $2 billion. Will it act again?
-
What the DHS cyber agency is doing to tackle coronavirus
As coronavirus spreads, DHS’ Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is playing a role in government’s response.
-
Senator warns of coronavirus’s negative impact on security clearances
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., called on federal security clearance officials to issue guidance that offers clemency to employees whose finances are hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
-
The DHS cyber agency has a key role in a new strategy
The Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will be a linchpin for an integrated cybersecurity effort between the federal government and private sector, but there are challenges.
-
Feds wiretap former DEA supervisor in leak probe
The inquiry comes amid a string of DEA scandals and has sent a chill through South Florida’s close-knit, fiercely competitive narco-defense circles.
