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Why we need to take Ukraine BlackEnergy seriously
Ukraine civilians experienced the first known incident of a widespread power outage potentially caused by malware, but it won’t be the last.
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Protecting small business with the rise of contract vehicles
An agency’s decision to speed up the procurement process doesn’t have to mean the end of small business involvement.
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3 ways to inspire FITARA buy-in
Federal IT modernization relies on more than new technology; it relies on people.
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Debunked: 5 software-defined networking misconceptions
When any new technology is first adopted, misunderstandings and even potential exaggerations about its capabilities are inevitable.
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Nurturing interoperability: The role that agencies play
Government agencies are uniquely positioned to lead advances in patient care coordination and cost reduction. But challenges remain.
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Federal contractor sentenced in $2M kickback scheme
A former federal contractor was sentenced to four years in prison for a kickback scheme involving shell companies and $2 million in bribes.
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Where do you start when building an insider threat program?
Identifying which data is your organization’s “crown jewels” is the first step.
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The strategy behind NITAAC’s new CMMI Level 2 rating
NITAAC Director Robert Coen explains the advantages of putting programs through a third-party assessment.
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Focused victories: The real federal management challenge of 2016
For the last year of the Obama administration, incremental change is one of the few remaining levers the president and his cabinet have.
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The hunt for a CISO: A White House hiring quandary
News of the planned hire presumably spurred a collective cheer among the most innovative cyber minds. But would any of them even qualify for the job?
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Why we need to take Ukraine BlackEnergy seriously
Ukraine civilians experienced the first known incident of a widespread power outage potentially caused by malware, but it won’t be the last.
-
Protecting small business with the rise of contract vehicles
An agency’s decision to speed up the procurement process doesn’t have to mean the end of small business involvement.
-
3 ways to inspire FITARA buy-in
Federal IT modernization relies on more than new technology; it relies on people.
-
Debunked: 5 software-defined networking misconceptions
When any new technology is first adopted, misunderstandings and even potential exaggerations about its capabilities are inevitable.
-
Nurturing interoperability: The role that agencies play
Government agencies are uniquely positioned to lead advances in patient care coordination and cost reduction. But challenges remain.
-
Federal contractor sentenced in $2M kickback scheme
A former federal contractor was sentenced to four years in prison for a kickback scheme involving shell companies and $2 million in bribes.
-
Where do you start when building an insider threat program?
Identifying which data is your organization’s “crown jewels” is the first step.
-
The strategy behind NITAAC’s new CMMI Level 2 rating
NITAAC Director Robert Coen explains the advantages of putting programs through a third-party assessment.
-
Focused victories: The real federal management challenge of 2016
For the last year of the Obama administration, incremental change is one of the few remaining levers the president and his cabinet have.
-
The hunt for a CISO: A White House hiring quandary
News of the planned hire presumably spurred a collective cheer among the most innovative cyber minds. But would any of them even qualify for the job?
-
Why we need to take Ukraine BlackEnergy seriously
Ukraine civilians experienced the first known incident of a widespread power outage potentially caused by malware, but it won’t be the last.
-
Protecting small business with the rise of contract vehicles
An agency’s decision to speed up the procurement process doesn’t have to mean the end of small business involvement.
-
3 ways to inspire FITARA buy-in
Federal IT modernization relies on more than new technology; it relies on people.
-
Debunked: 5 software-defined networking misconceptions
When any new technology is first adopted, misunderstandings and even potential exaggerations about its capabilities are inevitable.
-
Nurturing interoperability: The role that agencies play
Government agencies are uniquely positioned to lead advances in patient care coordination and cost reduction. But challenges remain.
-
Federal contractor sentenced in $2M kickback scheme
A former federal contractor was sentenced to four years in prison for a kickback scheme involving shell companies and $2 million in bribes.
-
Where do you start when building an insider threat program?
Identifying which data is your organization’s “crown jewels” is the first step.
-
The strategy behind NITAAC’s new CMMI Level 2 rating
NITAAC Director Robert Coen explains the advantages of putting programs through a third-party assessment.
-
Focused victories: The real federal management challenge of 2016
For the last year of the Obama administration, incremental change is one of the few remaining levers the president and his cabinet have.
-
The hunt for a CISO: A White House hiring quandary
News of the planned hire presumably spurred a collective cheer among the most innovative cyber minds. But would any of them even qualify for the job?
