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CYBERCOM: Getting the right ‘wetware’
What’s “wetware”? It’s CYBERCOM’s human capital; that is, the combined force of uniformed and civilian personnel that support the command’s mission, including its Cyber Mission Forces.
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Internet of things and the art of the possible
Government agencies considering IoT should take the security threats – both cyber and physical – seriously.
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OPM and insider threats: The unintended consequences
To paraphrase my mentor, bad insider-threat work creates poor laws.
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7 lessons feds can learn from states
The federal government can kick start its shift toward technological innovation and new citizen- and business-centric digital solutions by adopting best practices that already are working well in many U.S. states.
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6 must-haves for fed bug bounty programs
Thanks to the success of Hack the Pentagon, we can expect to see additional bug bounty programs continue to ramp up across the federal government.
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Enthusiasm for government despite the cynics
Amid the cynicism and criticisms of the media and the politicians who use the federal government and the political system as a scapegoat lie the 5 million federal employees who chose to join the government workforce.
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4 practical tips for hiring federal employees
Finding and selecting great talent takes time, effort and discipline.
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Changing the role of contract managers
Technology and professional change is aligning contract management roles and reducing the need for tailored workforce “reform.”
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Hybrid approach to federal open source
OSS is best applied in a hybrid manner, maximizing its strengths alongside the strengths of other tested, operational, production-scale tools.
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Message to the next president on cybersecurity
If our next president is serious about preventing attacks, we need to stop waiting for the inevitable.
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CYBERCOM: Getting the right ‘wetware’
What’s “wetware”? It’s CYBERCOM’s human capital; that is, the combined force of uniformed and civilian personnel that support the command’s mission, including its Cyber Mission Forces.
-
Internet of things and the art of the possible
Government agencies considering IoT should take the security threats – both cyber and physical – seriously.
-
OPM and insider threats: The unintended consequences
To paraphrase my mentor, bad insider-threat work creates poor laws.
-
7 lessons feds can learn from states
The federal government can kick start its shift toward technological innovation and new citizen- and business-centric digital solutions by adopting best practices that already are working well in many U.S. states.
-
6 must-haves for fed bug bounty programs
Thanks to the success of Hack the Pentagon, we can expect to see additional bug bounty programs continue to ramp up across the federal government.
-
Enthusiasm for government despite the cynics
Amid the cynicism and criticisms of the media and the politicians who use the federal government and the political system as a scapegoat lie the 5 million federal employees who chose to join the government workforce.
-
4 practical tips for hiring federal employees
Finding and selecting great talent takes time, effort and discipline.
-
Changing the role of contract managers
Technology and professional change is aligning contract management roles and reducing the need for tailored workforce “reform.”
-
Hybrid approach to federal open source
OSS is best applied in a hybrid manner, maximizing its strengths alongside the strengths of other tested, operational, production-scale tools.
-
Message to the next president on cybersecurity
If our next president is serious about preventing attacks, we need to stop waiting for the inevitable.
-
CYBERCOM: Getting the right ‘wetware’
What’s “wetware”? It’s CYBERCOM’s human capital; that is, the combined force of uniformed and civilian personnel that support the command’s mission, including its Cyber Mission Forces.
-
Internet of things and the art of the possible
Government agencies considering IoT should take the security threats – both cyber and physical – seriously.
-
OPM and insider threats: The unintended consequences
To paraphrase my mentor, bad insider-threat work creates poor laws.
-
7 lessons feds can learn from states
The federal government can kick start its shift toward technological innovation and new citizen- and business-centric digital solutions by adopting best practices that already are working well in many U.S. states.
-
6 must-haves for fed bug bounty programs
Thanks to the success of Hack the Pentagon, we can expect to see additional bug bounty programs continue to ramp up across the federal government.
-
Enthusiasm for government despite the cynics
Amid the cynicism and criticisms of the media and the politicians who use the federal government and the political system as a scapegoat lie the 5 million federal employees who chose to join the government workforce.
-
4 practical tips for hiring federal employees
Finding and selecting great talent takes time, effort and discipline.
-
Changing the role of contract managers
Technology and professional change is aligning contract management roles and reducing the need for tailored workforce “reform.”
-
Hybrid approach to federal open source
OSS is best applied in a hybrid manner, maximizing its strengths alongside the strengths of other tested, operational, production-scale tools.
-
Message to the next president on cybersecurity
If our next president is serious about preventing attacks, we need to stop waiting for the inevitable.
