-
DHS offering $11M grant for info sharing standards
Sizable grant offered to create standards for Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations.
-
IRS hack exposes info on 100,000 taxpayers
Hackers accessed more than 100,000 records through the IRS Get Transcript app in May.
-
2014 marked by rise in spear-phishing, social engineering
FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center issued its annual report on cyber crime.
-
Malware infections spike on Memorial Day in DC
Researchers see more malicious activity on holidays but areas with lots of feds see significantly higher rates.
-
Develop digital services contract training, win $320K
Digital Services teams are technical experts, but rarely understand federal procurement. OMB would like that to change.
-
Open season begins on STARS II GWAC
Small businesses have until July 2 to submit proposals to join the last five years of STARS II.
-
Game could make training more fun for feds
Company uses giant board game to make training more interactive, collaborative and engaging.
-
NITAAC sees early activity on new CIO-CS
CIO-CS received 10 orders within the first two hours — not unheard of for a NITAAC GWAC but a good early indicator.
-
Survey: Feds not seeing ROI on cybersecurity spending
Survey from (ISC)2 shows federal cybersecurity efforts aren’t improving fast enough.
-
FCC CIO leads an IT ‘intervention’
David Bray wants to move the FCC into the cloud on a grand scale.
-
DHS offering $11M grant for info sharing standards
Sizable grant offered to create standards for Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations.
-
IRS hack exposes info on 100,000 taxpayers
Hackers accessed more than 100,000 records through the IRS Get Transcript app in May.
-
2014 marked by rise in spear-phishing, social engineering
FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center issued its annual report on cyber crime.
-
Malware infections spike on Memorial Day in DC
Researchers see more malicious activity on holidays but areas with lots of feds see significantly higher rates.
-
Develop digital services contract training, win $320K
Digital Services teams are technical experts, but rarely understand federal procurement. OMB would like that to change.
-
Open season begins on STARS II GWAC
Small businesses have until July 2 to submit proposals to join the last five years of STARS II.
-
Game could make training more fun for feds
Company uses giant board game to make training more interactive, collaborative and engaging.
-
NITAAC sees early activity on new CIO-CS
CIO-CS received 10 orders within the first two hours — not unheard of for a NITAAC GWAC but a good early indicator.
-
Survey: Feds not seeing ROI on cybersecurity spending
Survey from (ISC)2 shows federal cybersecurity efforts aren’t improving fast enough.
-
FCC CIO leads an IT ‘intervention’
David Bray wants to move the FCC into the cloud on a grand scale.
-
DHS offering $11M grant for info sharing standards
Sizable grant offered to create standards for Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations.
-
IRS hack exposes info on 100,000 taxpayers
Hackers accessed more than 100,000 records through the IRS Get Transcript app in May.
-
2014 marked by rise in spear-phishing, social engineering
FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center issued its annual report on cyber crime.
-
Malware infections spike on Memorial Day in DC
Researchers see more malicious activity on holidays but areas with lots of feds see significantly higher rates.
-
Develop digital services contract training, win $320K
Digital Services teams are technical experts, but rarely understand federal procurement. OMB would like that to change.
-
Open season begins on STARS II GWAC
Small businesses have until July 2 to submit proposals to join the last five years of STARS II.
-
Game could make training more fun for feds
Company uses giant board game to make training more interactive, collaborative and engaging.
-
NITAAC sees early activity on new CIO-CS
CIO-CS received 10 orders within the first two hours — not unheard of for a NITAAC GWAC but a good early indicator.
-
Survey: Feds not seeing ROI on cybersecurity spending
Survey from (ISC)2 shows federal cybersecurity efforts aren’t improving fast enough.
-
FCC CIO leads an IT ‘intervention’
David Bray wants to move the FCC into the cloud on a grand scale.
