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The services shuffle: Are we done yet?
Have we returned to the days when platform manufacturers were platform manufacturers and services companies were services companies, and everyone stayed in their lane, more or less?
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Government has the foundation to make blockchain its secret defense
Thwarting data manipulation means a manual audit log process, advanced user behavior analytics and countless man-hours. Blockchain removes these time consuming requirements.
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Why supply chain threats require a whole-of-government response
As supply chain threats evolve across sectors, a cohesive and collaborative defense is needed.
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Commentary: Feds moving in wrong (and dangerous) direction on military consumer protection
It is not hyperbole to state that financial distress compromises individual and unit combat effectiveness.
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2018 CFC: Looking forward to giving back, again
A new platform is debuting for the fall 2018 Combined Federal Campaign to make it even easier for men and women in federal employment give generously to the causes they support.
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Why supply-chain threats call for urgent, cooperative action
Supply-chain threats don’t target only government or only industry. Confronting those threats requires a partnership — and soon.
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The elements that make security an enabler rather than a hindrance
As the Defense Information Systems Agency evolves the Common Access Card, it’s time to consider the complete identity and access management process.
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‘Voluntary’ doesn’t secure the supply chain
Government contracting poses inherent supply chain threats. One agency can make a difference, but it’s not who you think.
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OMB’s cyber report should start the race to the cloud
Can the cloud awaken the government from cyber Groundhog Day?
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The services shuffle: Are we done yet?
Have we returned to the days when platform manufacturers were platform manufacturers and services companies were services companies, and everyone stayed in their lane, more or less?
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Federal pay freeze? Not without a fight
Federal employees deserve better, according to one senator.
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Government has the foundation to make blockchain its secret defense
Thwarting data manipulation means a manual audit log process, advanced user behavior analytics and countless man-hours. Blockchain removes these time consuming requirements.
-
Why supply chain threats require a whole-of-government response
As supply chain threats evolve across sectors, a cohesive and collaborative defense is needed.
-
Commentary: Feds moving in wrong (and dangerous) direction on military consumer protection
It is not hyperbole to state that financial distress compromises individual and unit combat effectiveness.
-
2018 CFC: Looking forward to giving back, again
A new platform is debuting for the fall 2018 Combined Federal Campaign to make it even easier for men and women in federal employment give generously to the causes they support.
-
Why supply-chain threats call for urgent, cooperative action
Supply-chain threats don’t target only government or only industry. Confronting those threats requires a partnership — and soon.
-
The elements that make security an enabler rather than a hindrance
As the Defense Information Systems Agency evolves the Common Access Card, it’s time to consider the complete identity and access management process.
-
‘Voluntary’ doesn’t secure the supply chain
Government contracting poses inherent supply chain threats. One agency can make a difference, but it’s not who you think.
-
OMB’s cyber report should start the race to the cloud
Can the cloud awaken the government from cyber Groundhog Day?
-
The services shuffle: Are we done yet?
Have we returned to the days when platform manufacturers were platform manufacturers and services companies were services companies, and everyone stayed in their lane, more or less?
-
Federal pay freeze? Not without a fight
Federal employees deserve better, according to one senator.
-
Government has the foundation to make blockchain its secret defense
Thwarting data manipulation means a manual audit log process, advanced user behavior analytics and countless man-hours. Blockchain removes these time consuming requirements.
-
Why supply chain threats require a whole-of-government response
As supply chain threats evolve across sectors, a cohesive and collaborative defense is needed.
-
Commentary: Feds moving in wrong (and dangerous) direction on military consumer protection
It is not hyperbole to state that financial distress compromises individual and unit combat effectiveness.
-
2018 CFC: Looking forward to giving back, again
A new platform is debuting for the fall 2018 Combined Federal Campaign to make it even easier for men and women in federal employment give generously to the causes they support.
-
Why supply-chain threats call for urgent, cooperative action
Supply-chain threats don’t target only government or only industry. Confronting those threats requires a partnership — and soon.
-
The elements that make security an enabler rather than a hindrance
As the Defense Information Systems Agency evolves the Common Access Card, it’s time to consider the complete identity and access management process.
-
‘Voluntary’ doesn’t secure the supply chain
Government contracting poses inherent supply chain threats. One agency can make a difference, but it’s not who you think.
-
OMB’s cyber report should start the race to the cloud
Can the cloud awaken the government from cyber Groundhog Day?
