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CIS keeps contractors competing with new approach
Citizenship and Immigration contract program has vendors vying to keep the agency happy.
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New law tries to curb $125B in improper federal spending
Legislation requires agencies to share data and use analytics to limit the amount of improper payments being made each year.
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Interactive: Best, worst agencies for retention and promotion
Employees rank their agencies on key workplace factors.
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5 tips to avoid being victim of ‘spot the fed’ at Black Hat
Event organizers and experts offer tips to keep your data and devices safe at Black Hat 2015.
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Black Hat 2015: Event agenda for feds
Rundown of the best federal-centric talks and panels at this year’s hacking convention.
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Say goodbye to 100 page RFPs – 18F found another way
Companies that participated in the agile BPA solicitation applaud the approach as a model for the future
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Anonymous hacks Census Bureau, exposing more feds’ data
Stolen files contain contact information on thousands of feds.
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Obama appoints new Intel Community CIO
Cook will be taking over for former IC CIO Al Tarasiuk, who retired from public service in April.
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OPM e-QIP system now back online … for some
The agency has patched the security flaws and added more protections to the online background check submission app.
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Video tour of ICE’s expanded Cyber Crimes Center
Get a look at ICE Homeland Security Investigations’ new 5,000-square-foot Cyber Crimes Center.
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CIS keeps contractors competing with new approach
Citizenship and Immigration contract program has vendors vying to keep the agency happy.
-
New law tries to curb $125B in improper federal spending
Legislation requires agencies to share data and use analytics to limit the amount of improper payments being made each year.
-
Interactive: Best, worst agencies for retention and promotion
Employees rank their agencies on key workplace factors.
-
5 tips to avoid being victim of ‘spot the fed’ at Black Hat
Event organizers and experts offer tips to keep your data and devices safe at Black Hat 2015.
-
Black Hat 2015: Event agenda for feds
Rundown of the best federal-centric talks and panels at this year’s hacking convention.
-
Say goodbye to 100 page RFPs – 18F found another way
Companies that participated in the agile BPA solicitation applaud the approach as a model for the future
-
Anonymous hacks Census Bureau, exposing more feds’ data
Stolen files contain contact information on thousands of feds.
-
Obama appoints new Intel Community CIO
Cook will be taking over for former IC CIO Al Tarasiuk, who retired from public service in April.
-
OPM e-QIP system now back online … for some
The agency has patched the security flaws and added more protections to the online background check submission app.
-
Video tour of ICE’s expanded Cyber Crimes Center
Get a look at ICE Homeland Security Investigations’ new 5,000-square-foot Cyber Crimes Center.
-
CIS keeps contractors competing with new approach
Citizenship and Immigration contract program has vendors vying to keep the agency happy.
-
New law tries to curb $125B in improper federal spending
Legislation requires agencies to share data and use analytics to limit the amount of improper payments being made each year.
-
Interactive: Best, worst agencies for retention and promotion
Employees rank their agencies on key workplace factors.
-
5 tips to avoid being victim of ‘spot the fed’ at Black Hat
Event organizers and experts offer tips to keep your data and devices safe at Black Hat 2015.
-
Black Hat 2015: Event agenda for feds
Rundown of the best federal-centric talks and panels at this year’s hacking convention.
-
Say goodbye to 100 page RFPs – 18F found another way
Companies that participated in the agile BPA solicitation applaud the approach as a model for the future
-
Anonymous hacks Census Bureau, exposing more feds’ data
Stolen files contain contact information on thousands of feds.
-
Obama appoints new Intel Community CIO
Cook will be taking over for former IC CIO Al Tarasiuk, who retired from public service in April.
-
OPM e-QIP system now back online … for some
The agency has patched the security flaws and added more protections to the online background check submission app.
-
Video tour of ICE’s expanded Cyber Crimes Center
Get a look at ICE Homeland Security Investigations’ new 5,000-square-foot Cyber Crimes Center.
