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EPA sets industry day for $200M agile dev contract
Contracting officers will go over the requirements for four agile BPAs that will make up the agency’s Agile Software Development Services contract vehicle.
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18F hiring ‘pause’ doesn’t extend to cybersecurity positions
The General Services Administration’s innovation arm is hiring for three security jobs while waiting to fill others.
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NASA loses IT exec to VA, gains new CISO
Veterans Affairs gets a new CISO from one of NASA’s IT shops, while the space agency appoints its own infosec officer.
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Court Services needs help with annual FISMA audit
The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency put out a request for proposals from vendors who can conduct its annual cybersecurity audit.
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Border Patrol calls on Silicon Valley for advice on small drones
A new call on Homeland Security’s flexible Other Transaction Solicitation fund is looking for innovative ways to use small drones to protect the border.
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Lawmakers propose alternative IT modernization plan
The MOVE IT Act looks to achieve the same outcomes as the administration’s IT Modernization Fund without the $3.1 billion outlay.
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Encryption problem needs answers, not more debate
Law enforcement and intelligence experts told the Senate Armed Services Committee that Congress has to act on the encryption issue now and stop engaging in endless debate.
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Chinese hacker gets 4 years in US prison
Chinese businessman Su Bin will serve 46 months for his role in hacking two U.S. aerospace companies and stealing sensitive military aircraft designs.
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Finance: Blocking money’s movement could have global consequences
Capitalist societies run on money – no surprise there. But our modern economy is based more on the movement of money and the financial sector that supports commerce.
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When and how to respond to cyber acts of war
Decisions on when and how to retaliate against destructive cyberattacks should be about doctrine and norms, not redlines, experts tell Congress.
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EPA sets industry day for $200M agile dev contract
Contracting officers will go over the requirements for four agile BPAs that will make up the agency’s Agile Software Development Services contract vehicle.
-
18F hiring ‘pause’ doesn’t extend to cybersecurity positions
The General Services Administration’s innovation arm is hiring for three security jobs while waiting to fill others.
-
NASA loses IT exec to VA, gains new CISO
Veterans Affairs gets a new CISO from one of NASA’s IT shops, while the space agency appoints its own infosec officer.
-
Court Services needs help with annual FISMA audit
The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency put out a request for proposals from vendors who can conduct its annual cybersecurity audit.
-
Border Patrol calls on Silicon Valley for advice on small drones
A new call on Homeland Security’s flexible Other Transaction Solicitation fund is looking for innovative ways to use small drones to protect the border.
-
Lawmakers propose alternative IT modernization plan
The MOVE IT Act looks to achieve the same outcomes as the administration’s IT Modernization Fund without the $3.1 billion outlay.
-
Encryption problem needs answers, not more debate
Law enforcement and intelligence experts told the Senate Armed Services Committee that Congress has to act on the encryption issue now and stop engaging in endless debate.
-
Chinese hacker gets 4 years in US prison
Chinese businessman Su Bin will serve 46 months for his role in hacking two U.S. aerospace companies and stealing sensitive military aircraft designs.
-
Finance: Blocking money’s movement could have global consequences
Capitalist societies run on money – no surprise there. But our modern economy is based more on the movement of money and the financial sector that supports commerce.
-
When and how to respond to cyber acts of war
Decisions on when and how to retaliate against destructive cyberattacks should be about doctrine and norms, not redlines, experts tell Congress.
-
EPA sets industry day for $200M agile dev contract
Contracting officers will go over the requirements for four agile BPAs that will make up the agency’s Agile Software Development Services contract vehicle.
-
18F hiring ‘pause’ doesn’t extend to cybersecurity positions
The General Services Administration’s innovation arm is hiring for three security jobs while waiting to fill others.
-
NASA loses IT exec to VA, gains new CISO
Veterans Affairs gets a new CISO from one of NASA’s IT shops, while the space agency appoints its own infosec officer.
-
Court Services needs help with annual FISMA audit
The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency put out a request for proposals from vendors who can conduct its annual cybersecurity audit.
-
Border Patrol calls on Silicon Valley for advice on small drones
A new call on Homeland Security’s flexible Other Transaction Solicitation fund is looking for innovative ways to use small drones to protect the border.
-
Lawmakers propose alternative IT modernization plan
The MOVE IT Act looks to achieve the same outcomes as the administration’s IT Modernization Fund without the $3.1 billion outlay.
-
Encryption problem needs answers, not more debate
Law enforcement and intelligence experts told the Senate Armed Services Committee that Congress has to act on the encryption issue now and stop engaging in endless debate.
-
Chinese hacker gets 4 years in US prison
Chinese businessman Su Bin will serve 46 months for his role in hacking two U.S. aerospace companies and stealing sensitive military aircraft designs.
-
Finance: Blocking money’s movement could have global consequences
Capitalist societies run on money – no surprise there. But our modern economy is based more on the movement of money and the financial sector that supports commerce.
-
When and how to respond to cyber acts of war
Decisions on when and how to retaliate against destructive cyberattacks should be about doctrine and norms, not redlines, experts tell Congress.
