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Survey: 32 percent of feds using dated server software
The IRS isn’t the only agency that needs a software upgrade.
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CyberCon 2015: Why it’s worth your time
From tapping commercial best practices to learning from past mistakes, we’ll share tactics for tackling the feds’ biggest challenge.
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Last-minute budget deal softens health insurance cost increases
One of former House Speaker John Boehner’s final acts averted a December government shutdown.
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The evolving competitive landscape
The past six months have set the stage for a significant competitive shift in the government technology solutions market, as companies adapt to changing procurement dynamics, budget priorities, and public valuation trends.
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Credit monitoring contract for second OPM breach coming soon
After the original solicitation was pulled, GSA says new BPA and awards are on the way.
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OPM, OMB ask agencies to share cost of breach protections
Agencies will have to contribute their share to the cost of credit monitoring and liability protection.
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OPM suspends background check app to fix security hole
An online form app was shut down Monday due to cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
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What China actually wants with feds’ personnel records
If nearly 22 million records did land in the hands of China, the threat lies squarely with U.S. national security.
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How feds can protect themselves post OPM breach
Joe Ross, co-founder and president of CSID, discusses the implications of the hack on the federal workforce.
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Schedule 70 adding sections for health IT, cybersecurity
GSA’s IT vehicle will be getting two new special item numbers this year.
