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Syrian hacker who urged Marines to refuse orders extradited to US
Member of the Syrian Electronic Army faces charges of unlawful intrusion, extortion, money laundering and violating international sanctions.
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GSA pilot seeks commercial solutions to supply chain risks
The agency released an RFI ahead of a pilot program to test solutions for monitoring hardware and software integrity.
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NRC to sole-source cyber simulation contract … unless
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission needs to know if multiple vendors can meet its requirements for cybersecurity simulations before awarding a sole-source contract.
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Commerce offers feds data, coding training with new Data Academy
The Commerce Data Service is teaching employees how to crunch their own data and launched a new website to host its courses.
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NASA public patent database looks to spur private innovation
The space agency added more than 50 new patents to the public domain and built a database to help innovators access its technology portfolio.
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IARPA funding brings ideas ‘from disbelief to doubt’
The intelligence community’s research arm released its annual solicitation looking for the most innovative ideas the private sector has to offer.
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CBP looking for vendors to support network operations
Customs and Border Protection’s procurement office issued a RFI to hear about how contractors can help manage its Network Operations Center.
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Energy IT Services program failed to recover costs
Auditors said the department’s IT shared services office has a good suite of offerings but hasn’t been properly billing the components that use its services.
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GSA stakes claim on tech innovation with new business line
New Technology Transformation Service will help agencies adopt agile, user-centric development methods.
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NIST names AT&T VP to chair privacy board
Christopher Boyer will lead the Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board through the next four years.
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Syrian hacker who urged Marines to refuse orders extradited to US
Member of the Syrian Electronic Army faces charges of unlawful intrusion, extortion, money laundering and violating international sanctions.
-
GSA pilot seeks commercial solutions to supply chain risks
The agency released an RFI ahead of a pilot program to test solutions for monitoring hardware and software integrity.
-
NRC to sole-source cyber simulation contract … unless
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission needs to know if multiple vendors can meet its requirements for cybersecurity simulations before awarding a sole-source contract.
-
Commerce offers feds data, coding training with new Data Academy
The Commerce Data Service is teaching employees how to crunch their own data and launched a new website to host its courses.
-
NASA public patent database looks to spur private innovation
The space agency added more than 50 new patents to the public domain and built a database to help innovators access its technology portfolio.
-
IARPA funding brings ideas ‘from disbelief to doubt’
The intelligence community’s research arm released its annual solicitation looking for the most innovative ideas the private sector has to offer.
-
CBP looking for vendors to support network operations
Customs and Border Protection’s procurement office issued a RFI to hear about how contractors can help manage its Network Operations Center.
-
Energy IT Services program failed to recover costs
Auditors said the department’s IT shared services office has a good suite of offerings but hasn’t been properly billing the components that use its services.
-
GSA stakes claim on tech innovation with new business line
New Technology Transformation Service will help agencies adopt agile, user-centric development methods.
-
NIST names AT&T VP to chair privacy board
Christopher Boyer will lead the Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board through the next four years.
-
Syrian hacker who urged Marines to refuse orders extradited to US
Member of the Syrian Electronic Army faces charges of unlawful intrusion, extortion, money laundering and violating international sanctions.
-
GSA pilot seeks commercial solutions to supply chain risks
The agency released an RFI ahead of a pilot program to test solutions for monitoring hardware and software integrity.
-
NRC to sole-source cyber simulation contract … unless
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission needs to know if multiple vendors can meet its requirements for cybersecurity simulations before awarding a sole-source contract.
-
Commerce offers feds data, coding training with new Data Academy
The Commerce Data Service is teaching employees how to crunch their own data and launched a new website to host its courses.
-
NASA public patent database looks to spur private innovation
The space agency added more than 50 new patents to the public domain and built a database to help innovators access its technology portfolio.
-
IARPA funding brings ideas ‘from disbelief to doubt’
The intelligence community’s research arm released its annual solicitation looking for the most innovative ideas the private sector has to offer.
-
CBP looking for vendors to support network operations
Customs and Border Protection’s procurement office issued a RFI to hear about how contractors can help manage its Network Operations Center.
-
Energy IT Services program failed to recover costs
Auditors said the department’s IT shared services office has a good suite of offerings but hasn’t been properly billing the components that use its services.
-
GSA stakes claim on tech innovation with new business line
New Technology Transformation Service will help agencies adopt agile, user-centric development methods.
-
NIST names AT&T VP to chair privacy board
Christopher Boyer will lead the Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board through the next four years.
