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Play with our data: HHS cybersecurity incident reports
We’ve done the journalism, now help us find what we missed sorting through thousands of cybersecurity incidents.
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Homeland secretary tells Congress DHS won’t squander cyber funds
Secretary Jeh Johnson laid out the department’s spending priorities for 2017, including $1.6 billion for cybersecurity efforts.
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Justice asks for $38M to build encryption-breaking tools
Attorney General Loretta Lynch put encryption among law enforcement’s top challenges during a House budget hearing.
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Lawmakers propose commission to settle encryption debate
Two legislators want a bipartisan commission to find a way to balance law enforcement needs with the realities of keeping data secure.
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DEA considers expanding DARPA’s big data program
The DEA-DARPA collaboration is going well but needs more contractor support to keep moving forward.
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Want to be a federal CIO? There are plenty of job openings
Recent and long-standing vacancies have created a reservoir of CIO openings across the federal government.
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OPM CIO Seymour resigns days before Oversight hearing
Donna Seymour announced her resignation nearly eight months after news broke of a massive data breach of OPM networks.
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Besieged Ed Dept CIO announces retirement
Department of Education CIO Danny Harris will retire on Feb. 29, just weeks after a difficult hearing on the Hill.
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Survey: Feds worry FITARA will hurt more than it helps
A recent survey shows feds lack confidence that the IT legislation will be effective in fixing acquisition and opening bottlenecks.
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CDC, NIH face brunt of malware endemic at HHS
A breach of HHS networks could bring serious consequences. And hackers want in.
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Play with our data: HHS cybersecurity incident reports
We’ve done the journalism, now help us find what we missed sorting through thousands of cybersecurity incidents.
-
Homeland secretary tells Congress DHS won’t squander cyber funds
Secretary Jeh Johnson laid out the department’s spending priorities for 2017, including $1.6 billion for cybersecurity efforts.
-
Justice asks for $38M to build encryption-breaking tools
Attorney General Loretta Lynch put encryption among law enforcement’s top challenges during a House budget hearing.
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Lawmakers propose commission to settle encryption debate
Two legislators want a bipartisan commission to find a way to balance law enforcement needs with the realities of keeping data secure.
-
DEA considers expanding DARPA’s big data program
The DEA-DARPA collaboration is going well but needs more contractor support to keep moving forward.
-
Want to be a federal CIO? There are plenty of job openings
Recent and long-standing vacancies have created a reservoir of CIO openings across the federal government.
-
OPM CIO Seymour resigns days before Oversight hearing
Donna Seymour announced her resignation nearly eight months after news broke of a massive data breach of OPM networks.
-
Besieged Ed Dept CIO announces retirement
Department of Education CIO Danny Harris will retire on Feb. 29, just weeks after a difficult hearing on the Hill.
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Survey: Feds worry FITARA will hurt more than it helps
A recent survey shows feds lack confidence that the IT legislation will be effective in fixing acquisition and opening bottlenecks.
-
CDC, NIH face brunt of malware endemic at HHS
A breach of HHS networks could bring serious consequences. And hackers want in.
-
Play with our data: HHS cybersecurity incident reports
We’ve done the journalism, now help us find what we missed sorting through thousands of cybersecurity incidents.
-
Homeland secretary tells Congress DHS won’t squander cyber funds
Secretary Jeh Johnson laid out the department’s spending priorities for 2017, including $1.6 billion for cybersecurity efforts.
-
Justice asks for $38M to build encryption-breaking tools
Attorney General Loretta Lynch put encryption among law enforcement’s top challenges during a House budget hearing.
-
Lawmakers propose commission to settle encryption debate
Two legislators want a bipartisan commission to find a way to balance law enforcement needs with the realities of keeping data secure.
-
DEA considers expanding DARPA’s big data program
The DEA-DARPA collaboration is going well but needs more contractor support to keep moving forward.
-
Want to be a federal CIO? There are plenty of job openings
Recent and long-standing vacancies have created a reservoir of CIO openings across the federal government.
-
OPM CIO Seymour resigns days before Oversight hearing
Donna Seymour announced her resignation nearly eight months after news broke of a massive data breach of OPM networks.
-
Besieged Ed Dept CIO announces retirement
Department of Education CIO Danny Harris will retire on Feb. 29, just weeks after a difficult hearing on the Hill.
-
Survey: Feds worry FITARA will hurt more than it helps
A recent survey shows feds lack confidence that the IT legislation will be effective in fixing acquisition and opening bottlenecks.
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CDC, NIH face brunt of malware endemic at HHS
A breach of HHS networks could bring serious consequences. And hackers want in.
