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Opinion
How the government came to embrace good-faith hacking of its networks
Federal agencies are inoculating public IT infrastructure by not only listening to the Internet’s Immune System, but proactively inviting healthy input.
By Casey Ellis
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Opinion
How to maximize impact in the next phase of zero trust
Federal agencies face a September deadline to implement the cybersecurity architecture.
By Gary Barlet
SEC has an opportunity to boost transparency
It's becoming clear that the shadowy procedures for shareholder proxy voting is in desperate need of reform.
By Chris Cummiskey
Lawmakers want to ‘pump the brakes’ on commissary-exchange merger plans
One House member says that if the combination is coming, it should be done 'the right way.'
By Karen Jowers
Trump plan: Less health insurance for lower premiums
The proposed regulations would expand an alternative to the comprehensive medical plans required under former President Barack Obama’s health law.
HHS wants one framework to cure them all
The Department of Health and Human Services is soliciting comments on its draft Trusted Exchange Framework, which proposes policies and standards to find and bind variant health care networks and facilitate electronic health record sharing.
By Jessie Bur
SEC now says personal info was leaked in breach
The Securities and Exchange Commission is now saying that at least two people had their personal information stolen in the breach that happened last year.
By Ken Sweet
SEC chair: No PII leaked in breach, still ‘concerns me deeply’
Senators pressed Clayton for details about the 2016 cyberattack on the SEC, which was just disclosed last week, as well as the massive Equifax breach that was disclosed earlier this month.
By Brad D. Williams
SEC under fire for being hacked despite warnings on security
The breach occurred despite repeated warnings in recent years about weaknesses in the agency’s cybersecurity controls.
By Marcy Gordon
SEC was hacked in 2016, info possibly used for trading
The disclosure comes two months after a government watchdog said deficiencies in the agency’s computer systems put the information they contain at risk.
SEC warns of ‘investment scam artists’ targeting feds
The Securities and Exchange Commission has alerted government employees of a scam involving the Thrift Savings Plan and other government employee retirement plans.
By Adam Stone
4 brokers net $1.7M cheating federal employees
The four Atlanta-based former brokers who influenced federal employees to roll over their holdings from their TSP accounts have been charged with fraud.
By Rachael Kalinyak