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Why a federal court halted work on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Amazon asked for an injunction on the JEDI cloud contract because of alleged errors in the procurement process and political interference allegation against President Donald Trump. A new court document shows why it won.
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Trump names Rep. Mark Meadows his new chief of staff
While much of the country was focused on the spreading coronavirus, Trump announced the surprise reshuffle by Friday night tweet.
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The cybersecurity risks lurking in OMB’s data center policy
How the Office of Management and Budget classifies certain facilities is creating potentially problematic blind spots, according to a watchdog’s report.
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Former DHS watchdog charged with stealing government tech
A former watchdog at the Department of Homeland Security has been indicted on charges of using his connections at the agency to steal software and databases.
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‘What’s the next step?’: US officials are rethinking how to dissuade cyberattacks
U.S. officials acknowledge that their current deterrence strategy isn’t working. With several nation-state presenting threats to the 2020 election, how should deterrence policy change?
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As Pentagon vacancies peak, time runs out to fill jobs
Of 60 Senate-confirmable positions at the Pentagon, more than one third are unfilled, and time is running out for the Trump administration on the Senate’s abbreviated, election-year calendar.
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NASA hosts an agencywide telework day to test emergency systems
Employees at many NASA offices will remain home March 6 to test how well their emergency systems could handle such work during a pandemic outbreak.
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Some DoD civilian, Coast Guard families concerned about being bumped from military child care
New policy giving military families priority in DoD child care is causing disruption for DoD civilians and Coast Guard families.
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House passes bill to make TSA officers equal with other feds
Transportation Security Administration personnel are compensated under unique pay bands that the House-passed legislation would do away with in favor of the standard federal compensation program.
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Panel will recommend that feds can declare a ‘cyber state of distress’
In another preview of its March 11 report, the Cyberspace Solarium Commission laid out new authorities, roles and partnerships it wants to see in the federal government.
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Why a federal court halted work on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Amazon asked for an injunction on the JEDI cloud contract because of alleged errors in the procurement process and political interference allegation against President Donald Trump. A new court document shows why it won.
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Trump names Rep. Mark Meadows his new chief of staff
While much of the country was focused on the spreading coronavirus, Trump announced the surprise reshuffle by Friday night tweet.
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The cybersecurity risks lurking in OMB’s data center policy
How the Office of Management and Budget classifies certain facilities is creating potentially problematic blind spots, according to a watchdog’s report.
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Former DHS watchdog charged with stealing government tech
A former watchdog at the Department of Homeland Security has been indicted on charges of using his connections at the agency to steal software and databases.
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‘What’s the next step?’: US officials are rethinking how to dissuade cyberattacks
U.S. officials acknowledge that their current deterrence strategy isn’t working. With several nation-state presenting threats to the 2020 election, how should deterrence policy change?
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As Pentagon vacancies peak, time runs out to fill jobs
Of 60 Senate-confirmable positions at the Pentagon, more than one third are unfilled, and time is running out for the Trump administration on the Senate’s abbreviated, election-year calendar.
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NASA hosts an agencywide telework day to test emergency systems
Employees at many NASA offices will remain home March 6 to test how well their emergency systems could handle such work during a pandemic outbreak.
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Some DoD civilian, Coast Guard families concerned about being bumped from military child care
New policy giving military families priority in DoD child care is causing disruption for DoD civilians and Coast Guard families.
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House passes bill to make TSA officers equal with other feds
Transportation Security Administration personnel are compensated under unique pay bands that the House-passed legislation would do away with in favor of the standard federal compensation program.
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Panel will recommend that feds can declare a ‘cyber state of distress’
In another preview of its March 11 report, the Cyberspace Solarium Commission laid out new authorities, roles and partnerships it wants to see in the federal government.
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Why a federal court halted work on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Amazon asked for an injunction on the JEDI cloud contract because of alleged errors in the procurement process and political interference allegation against President Donald Trump. A new court document shows why it won.
-
Trump names Rep. Mark Meadows his new chief of staff
While much of the country was focused on the spreading coronavirus, Trump announced the surprise reshuffle by Friday night tweet.
-
The cybersecurity risks lurking in OMB’s data center policy
How the Office of Management and Budget classifies certain facilities is creating potentially problematic blind spots, according to a watchdog’s report.
-
Former DHS watchdog charged with stealing government tech
A former watchdog at the Department of Homeland Security has been indicted on charges of using his connections at the agency to steal software and databases.
-
‘What’s the next step?’: US officials are rethinking how to dissuade cyberattacks
U.S. officials acknowledge that their current deterrence strategy isn’t working. With several nation-state presenting threats to the 2020 election, how should deterrence policy change?
-
As Pentagon vacancies peak, time runs out to fill jobs
Of 60 Senate-confirmable positions at the Pentagon, more than one third are unfilled, and time is running out for the Trump administration on the Senate’s abbreviated, election-year calendar.
-
NASA hosts an agencywide telework day to test emergency systems
Employees at many NASA offices will remain home March 6 to test how well their emergency systems could handle such work during a pandemic outbreak.
-
Some DoD civilian, Coast Guard families concerned about being bumped from military child care
New policy giving military families priority in DoD child care is causing disruption for DoD civilians and Coast Guard families.
-
House passes bill to make TSA officers equal with other feds
Transportation Security Administration personnel are compensated under unique pay bands that the House-passed legislation would do away with in favor of the standard federal compensation program.
-
Panel will recommend that feds can declare a ‘cyber state of distress’
In another preview of its March 11 report, the Cyberspace Solarium Commission laid out new authorities, roles and partnerships it wants to see in the federal government.
