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HHS taking applications for entrepreneurs-in-residence
IDEA Lab has three openings for private sector entrepreneurs to help with three major projects.
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Relationships key to successful year-end spending
Acquisition experts urge agencies to build relationships before the September spending spree.
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Should FTC regulate commercial cybersecurity?
An appellate court decision gives FTC standing to sue companies with lax cybersecurity. But not everyone is on board.
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Lockheed pays $4.8M to settle illegal lobbying claim
Lockheed and Sandia Corp. settled over claims the company used taxpayer money to lobby congress and federal officials.
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Leadership position open at GSA’s IT innovation offices
GSA’s OCSIT and 18F have an opening for chief of staff.
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Agency shops push vendors to deliver working code
Believing paper pushing hampers progress, some agencies turn to an agile procurement approach
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Your cheatin’ heart might be safe from investigation
Individual agencies or House Oversight Committee might investigate, but there won’t be an administration review.
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DHS prepping to award classified cybersecurity contract
The DOMino contract will provide maintenance and development services for DHS’s Einstein program.
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Fed charged with ‘sextortion,’ cyberstalking from US embassy
A former federal employee was charged with orchestrating a multistep sextortion campaign out of the U.S. Embassy in London.
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VA names Daniel Galik acting CISO
The Navy veteran will lead efforts to secure health records and other veteran data on VA networks.
-
HHS taking applications for entrepreneurs-in-residence
IDEA Lab has three openings for private sector entrepreneurs to help with three major projects.
-
Relationships key to successful year-end spending
Acquisition experts urge agencies to build relationships before the September spending spree.
-
Should FTC regulate commercial cybersecurity?
An appellate court decision gives FTC standing to sue companies with lax cybersecurity. But not everyone is on board.
-
Lockheed pays $4.8M to settle illegal lobbying claim
Lockheed and Sandia Corp. settled over claims the company used taxpayer money to lobby congress and federal officials.
-
Leadership position open at GSA’s IT innovation offices
GSA’s OCSIT and 18F have an opening for chief of staff.
-
Agency shops push vendors to deliver working code
Believing paper pushing hampers progress, some agencies turn to an agile procurement approach
-
Your cheatin’ heart might be safe from investigation
Individual agencies or House Oversight Committee might investigate, but there won’t be an administration review.
-
DHS prepping to award classified cybersecurity contract
The DOMino contract will provide maintenance and development services for DHS’s Einstein program.
-
Fed charged with ‘sextortion,’ cyberstalking from US embassy
A former federal employee was charged with orchestrating a multistep sextortion campaign out of the U.S. Embassy in London.
-
VA names Daniel Galik acting CISO
The Navy veteran will lead efforts to secure health records and other veteran data on VA networks.
-
HHS taking applications for entrepreneurs-in-residence
IDEA Lab has three openings for private sector entrepreneurs to help with three major projects.
-
Relationships key to successful year-end spending
Acquisition experts urge agencies to build relationships before the September spending spree.
-
Should FTC regulate commercial cybersecurity?
An appellate court decision gives FTC standing to sue companies with lax cybersecurity. But not everyone is on board.
-
Lockheed pays $4.8M to settle illegal lobbying claim
Lockheed and Sandia Corp. settled over claims the company used taxpayer money to lobby congress and federal officials.
-
Leadership position open at GSA’s IT innovation offices
GSA’s OCSIT and 18F have an opening for chief of staff.
-
Agency shops push vendors to deliver working code
Believing paper pushing hampers progress, some agencies turn to an agile procurement approach
-
Your cheatin’ heart might be safe from investigation
Individual agencies or House Oversight Committee might investigate, but there won’t be an administration review.
-
DHS prepping to award classified cybersecurity contract
The DOMino contract will provide maintenance and development services for DHS’s Einstein program.
-
Fed charged with ‘sextortion,’ cyberstalking from US embassy
A former federal employee was charged with orchestrating a multistep sextortion campaign out of the U.S. Embassy in London.
-
VA names Daniel Galik acting CISO
The Navy veteran will lead efforts to secure health records and other veteran data on VA networks.
