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Addressing the people factor in insider threats
As practitioners of insider threat programs, we often have information that is valuable, important and almost always negative. Nobody will want to see what’s in our box if it’s always full of trouble.
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New breed of IT professional
A larger and more visible role is redefining what’s expected from IT professionals.
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DOL drops final guidance on contractor compliance
The “Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces” executive order requires contractors to disclose recent labor law violations.
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Driving government transformation through design thinking
Design thinking puts the focus on people — their likes, desires and experience — for designing new services and products.
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Incumbent vendors and IT modernization: Help or hindrance?
Identifying and executing modernization projects remains a challenge across government.
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No, the VA personnel system doesn’t need blowing up
AFGE President J. David Cox responds to Federal Times blog post on upending Veterans Affairs’ personnel system.
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Risky business: Risk aversion impedes IT modernization
Pinpointing what makes the much-needed modernization so difficult — and what to do about it — is a more contentious conversation.
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Closing the insider threat loop with authority
One of the most difficult hurdles to overcome when developing a program is convincing senior leaders to give proper authority to the head of the insider threat program.
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A federal response to cyber/physical threats
Security professionals must address the functionality and safety of crucial systems.
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Addressing the people factor in insider threats
As practitioners of insider threat programs, we often have information that is valuable, important and almost always negative. Nobody will want to see what’s in our box if it’s always full of trouble.
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Delivering secure IT systems for feds with agility
A focus on a tech-forward government.
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New breed of IT professional
A larger and more visible role is redefining what’s expected from IT professionals.
-
DOL drops final guidance on contractor compliance
The “Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces” executive order requires contractors to disclose recent labor law violations.
-
Driving government transformation through design thinking
Design thinking puts the focus on people — their likes, desires and experience — for designing new services and products.
-
Incumbent vendors and IT modernization: Help or hindrance?
Identifying and executing modernization projects remains a challenge across government.
-
No, the VA personnel system doesn’t need blowing up
AFGE President J. David Cox responds to Federal Times blog post on upending Veterans Affairs’ personnel system.
-
Risky business: Risk aversion impedes IT modernization
Pinpointing what makes the much-needed modernization so difficult — and what to do about it — is a more contentious conversation.
-
Closing the insider threat loop with authority
One of the most difficult hurdles to overcome when developing a program is convincing senior leaders to give proper authority to the head of the insider threat program.
-
A federal response to cyber/physical threats
Security professionals must address the functionality and safety of crucial systems.
-
Addressing the people factor in insider threats
As practitioners of insider threat programs, we often have information that is valuable, important and almost always negative. Nobody will want to see what’s in our box if it’s always full of trouble.
-
Delivering secure IT systems for feds with agility
A focus on a tech-forward government.
-
New breed of IT professional
A larger and more visible role is redefining what’s expected from IT professionals.
-
DOL drops final guidance on contractor compliance
The “Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces” executive order requires contractors to disclose recent labor law violations.
-
Driving government transformation through design thinking
Design thinking puts the focus on people — their likes, desires and experience — for designing new services and products.
-
Incumbent vendors and IT modernization: Help or hindrance?
Identifying and executing modernization projects remains a challenge across government.
-
No, the VA personnel system doesn’t need blowing up
AFGE President J. David Cox responds to Federal Times blog post on upending Veterans Affairs’ personnel system.
-
Risky business: Risk aversion impedes IT modernization
Pinpointing what makes the much-needed modernization so difficult — and what to do about it — is a more contentious conversation.
-
Closing the insider threat loop with authority
One of the most difficult hurdles to overcome when developing a program is convincing senior leaders to give proper authority to the head of the insider threat program.
-
A federal response to cyber/physical threats
Security professionals must address the functionality and safety of crucial systems.
