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IRS’s top techie leaves citing lapsed critical pay authority
CTO Terry Millholland is just the latest IRS IT executive leave since Congress declined to renew the higher pay band in 2013.
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IARPA puts up $100K for 3-D satellite mapping solution
The Multi-View Stereo 3-D Mapping Challenge will run from July through October 2016.
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What a phishing attack in India means for the US
John Hultquist, director of cyber espionage analysis at iSIGHT Partners, discusses the recent hacking campaign against India with Federal Times Associate Editor Aaron Boyd.
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Holocaust Museum needs vendor to manage cybersecurity
The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum needs a team of cybersecurity experts to secure its diverse set of networks and systems.
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GSA drops final RFPs for $50B Alliant 2 contracts
Vendors have two months to submit proposals for a spot on GSA’s second generation IT services GWACs.
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Commentary: FedRAMP High a turning point in federal cloud adoption
The high impact baseline was a long time coming but its arrival could signal a sea change for agencies wary of the cloud.
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GSA’s newest commissioner leaving office
Phaedra Chrousos, commissioner of GSA’s new Technology Transformation Service line, is leaving public service on July 15.
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Cyber teams’ first live campaign: fighting ISIS
CYBERCOM Deputy Commander Kevin McLaughlin said the command is a “young force” but is quickly learning the ways of cyberwar.
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FedRAMP finalizes controls for highly sensitive data in the cloud
Agencies can now authorize cloud providers to host some of their most sensitive data with final approval for the high impact baseline.
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Vendors could save millions with new GSA reporting requirement
The Transactional Data Reporting rule is a new step for federal contractors but also eliminates older, cumbersome requirements.
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IRS’s top techie leaves citing lapsed critical pay authority
CTO Terry Millholland is just the latest IRS IT executive leave since Congress declined to renew the higher pay band in 2013.
-
IARPA puts up $100K for 3-D satellite mapping solution
The Multi-View Stereo 3-D Mapping Challenge will run from July through October 2016.
-
What a phishing attack in India means for the US
John Hultquist, director of cyber espionage analysis at iSIGHT Partners, discusses the recent hacking campaign against India with Federal Times Associate Editor Aaron Boyd.
-
Holocaust Museum needs vendor to manage cybersecurity
The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum needs a team of cybersecurity experts to secure its diverse set of networks and systems.
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GSA drops final RFPs for $50B Alliant 2 contracts
Vendors have two months to submit proposals for a spot on GSA’s second generation IT services GWACs.
-
Commentary: FedRAMP High a turning point in federal cloud adoption
The high impact baseline was a long time coming but its arrival could signal a sea change for agencies wary of the cloud.
-
GSA’s newest commissioner leaving office
Phaedra Chrousos, commissioner of GSA’s new Technology Transformation Service line, is leaving public service on July 15.
-
Cyber teams’ first live campaign: fighting ISIS
CYBERCOM Deputy Commander Kevin McLaughlin said the command is a “young force” but is quickly learning the ways of cyberwar.
-
FedRAMP finalizes controls for highly sensitive data in the cloud
Agencies can now authorize cloud providers to host some of their most sensitive data with final approval for the high impact baseline.
-
Vendors could save millions with new GSA reporting requirement
The Transactional Data Reporting rule is a new step for federal contractors but also eliminates older, cumbersome requirements.
-
IRS’s top techie leaves citing lapsed critical pay authority
CTO Terry Millholland is just the latest IRS IT executive leave since Congress declined to renew the higher pay band in 2013.
-
IARPA puts up $100K for 3-D satellite mapping solution
The Multi-View Stereo 3-D Mapping Challenge will run from July through October 2016.
-
What a phishing attack in India means for the US
John Hultquist, director of cyber espionage analysis at iSIGHT Partners, discusses the recent hacking campaign against India with Federal Times Associate Editor Aaron Boyd.
-
Holocaust Museum needs vendor to manage cybersecurity
The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum needs a team of cybersecurity experts to secure its diverse set of networks and systems.
-
GSA drops final RFPs for $50B Alliant 2 contracts
Vendors have two months to submit proposals for a spot on GSA’s second generation IT services GWACs.
-
Commentary: FedRAMP High a turning point in federal cloud adoption
The high impact baseline was a long time coming but its arrival could signal a sea change for agencies wary of the cloud.
-
GSA’s newest commissioner leaving office
Phaedra Chrousos, commissioner of GSA’s new Technology Transformation Service line, is leaving public service on July 15.
-
Cyber teams’ first live campaign: fighting ISIS
CYBERCOM Deputy Commander Kevin McLaughlin said the command is a “young force” but is quickly learning the ways of cyberwar.
-
FedRAMP finalizes controls for highly sensitive data in the cloud
Agencies can now authorize cloud providers to host some of their most sensitive data with final approval for the high impact baseline.
-
Vendors could save millions with new GSA reporting requirement
The Transactional Data Reporting rule is a new step for federal contractors but also eliminates older, cumbersome requirements.
