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Go, machine intelligence and the ethics of predictive cybersecurity
The possibilities are broad in a cybersecurity industry currently undergoing something of an intelligence innovation boom cycle although what is meant by intelligence, how it should be applied and its potential effectiveness are all issues very much still under debate.
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Federal employees await gradual assemblage of Trump administration
All eyes are waiting to see how one of the most scrutinized presidential transitions develops.
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Georgia asks Trump to investigate ‘failed cyberattacks’ by DHS
Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp says his staff has uncovered nine more instances when computers traced to DHS appeared to try to “infiltrate” the state’s network.
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Keeping America’s civil service great: New Year’s resolutions for 2017
We’ve just begun another new year, and in keeping with tradition, it’s time for some resolutions.
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Pentagon Confirms Trump Hiring Freeze Locks Out Military Civilians
However, Mattis can offer a unilateral waiver for some spots.
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Feds bite back: Civil servants troll Trump, leak info
Across the government, an unprecedented digital insurrection is taking shape.
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US Lawmakers Rip DoD Over $125B in Waste
The Senate’s No. 2 Democrat and the House Progressive Caucus seek accountability.
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With Viola out, new service secretaries could take months
Even before President Trump’s nominee to lead the Army abruptly withdrew his name from consideration late Friday over business entanglements, it would have taken months before the Pentagon’s top jobs would be filled.
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House passes stopgap funding bill; Senators voice opposition
The underlying spending bill would buy several months for the new Congress and incoming Trump administration to wrap up more than $1 trillion worth of unfinished agency budget bills.
