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GSA piloting Software License Management as-a-service
GSA program will offer agencies the tools to track the software being used on their networks in an as-a-service model.
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First woman-owned small business gets FedRAMP approval
NetComm SaaS product approved with authority to operate from NIH.
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White House announces new class of Innovation Fellows
Eleven innovators and entrepreneurs will work with agencies over the next 12 months.
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Hacker who outed feds’ info charged with terrorism
Ardit Ferizi was extradited to the U.S. to face charges of providing material support to terrorists.
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Justice Dept ties encryption debate to Obama’s State of the Union priorities
Assistant Attorney General Leslie Caldwell called on the private sector to help settle this debate.
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Can you design a robot arm better than NASA engineers?
NASA is crowdsourcing designs for a free-floating robot arm.
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Malware accumulated like snowflakes during blizzard
Instances of malware attacks spiked by as much as 90 percent during the snowstorm
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6 ideas for fixing FedRAMP
New MeriTalk report offers recommendations to speed the process and reduce costs for CSPs.
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Audit: Broadcasting Board cyber policies not ready for primetime
Probe finds board s isn’t reporting cyber incidents properly, lacks sufficient policies.
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NASA allowed 150 ‘alien scientists’ and more OPM hiring exemptions
OPM released the consolidated list of excepted service positions for fiscal 2016.
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GSA piloting Software License Management as-a-service
GSA program will offer agencies the tools to track the software being used on their networks in an as-a-service model.
-
First woman-owned small business gets FedRAMP approval
NetComm SaaS product approved with authority to operate from NIH.
-
White House announces new class of Innovation Fellows
Eleven innovators and entrepreneurs will work with agencies over the next 12 months.
-
Hacker who outed feds’ info charged with terrorism
Ardit Ferizi was extradited to the U.S. to face charges of providing material support to terrorists.
-
Justice Dept ties encryption debate to Obama’s State of the Union priorities
Assistant Attorney General Leslie Caldwell called on the private sector to help settle this debate.
-
Can you design a robot arm better than NASA engineers?
NASA is crowdsourcing designs for a free-floating robot arm.
-
Malware accumulated like snowflakes during blizzard
Instances of malware attacks spiked by as much as 90 percent during the snowstorm
-
6 ideas for fixing FedRAMP
New MeriTalk report offers recommendations to speed the process and reduce costs for CSPs.
-
Audit: Broadcasting Board cyber policies not ready for primetime
Probe finds board s isn’t reporting cyber incidents properly, lacks sufficient policies.
-
NASA allowed 150 ‘alien scientists’ and more OPM hiring exemptions
OPM released the consolidated list of excepted service positions for fiscal 2016.
-
GSA piloting Software License Management as-a-service
GSA program will offer agencies the tools to track the software being used on their networks in an as-a-service model.
-
First woman-owned small business gets FedRAMP approval
NetComm SaaS product approved with authority to operate from NIH.
-
White House announces new class of Innovation Fellows
Eleven innovators and entrepreneurs will work with agencies over the next 12 months.
-
Hacker who outed feds’ info charged with terrorism
Ardit Ferizi was extradited to the U.S. to face charges of providing material support to terrorists.
-
Justice Dept ties encryption debate to Obama’s State of the Union priorities
Assistant Attorney General Leslie Caldwell called on the private sector to help settle this debate.
-
Can you design a robot arm better than NASA engineers?
NASA is crowdsourcing designs for a free-floating robot arm.
-
Malware accumulated like snowflakes during blizzard
Instances of malware attacks spiked by as much as 90 percent during the snowstorm
-
6 ideas for fixing FedRAMP
New MeriTalk report offers recommendations to speed the process and reduce costs for CSPs.
-
Audit: Broadcasting Board cyber policies not ready for primetime
Probe finds board s isn’t reporting cyber incidents properly, lacks sufficient policies.
-
NASA allowed 150 ‘alien scientists’ and more OPM hiring exemptions
OPM released the consolidated list of excepted service positions for fiscal 2016.



