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To whom should agency CISOs report?
How the CISO fits into an agency’s structure will determine how it responds to cyber incidents.
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Former fed charged in spear-phishing attempt on colleagues
A former Energy Department employee is facing felony charges for attempting to put malware on government systems.
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Former FTC CTO joins administration as Deputy CTO
Ed Felten is returning to the federal government to become the Deputy U.S. CTO.
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Dispelling 5 myths about the cloud
Gartner researcher Katell Thielemann clears up some common misconceptions about cloud adoption.
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Draft sets rules governing controlled unclassified info
Proposed rule sets standards and framework for how agencies manage CUI.
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May confirmed as NIST director, Commerce under secretary
Longtime NIST researcher Willie May named institute director.
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New hiring authority cuts red tape for Digital Services
New authority from OPM enables agencies to skip the competitive process for certain IT positions.
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USA.gov beta site leverages agency APIs
Redesign of federal government’s central online portal more than a facelift.
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GAO knocks SEC on info security, password management
Report finds SEC lax on configuration baselines and basic password cyber hygiene.
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Demarest named to new position at FBI cyber crime branch
Joseph Demarest appointed as first associate executive assistant director for Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch.
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To whom should agency CISOs report?
How the CISO fits into an agency’s structure will determine how it responds to cyber incidents.
-
Former fed charged in spear-phishing attempt on colleagues
A former Energy Department employee is facing felony charges for attempting to put malware on government systems.
-
Former FTC CTO joins administration as Deputy CTO
Ed Felten is returning to the federal government to become the Deputy U.S. CTO.
-
Dispelling 5 myths about the cloud
Gartner researcher Katell Thielemann clears up some common misconceptions about cloud adoption.
-
Draft sets rules governing controlled unclassified info
Proposed rule sets standards and framework for how agencies manage CUI.
-
May confirmed as NIST director, Commerce under secretary
Longtime NIST researcher Willie May named institute director.
-
New hiring authority cuts red tape for Digital Services
New authority from OPM enables agencies to skip the competitive process for certain IT positions.
-
USA.gov beta site leverages agency APIs
Redesign of federal government’s central online portal more than a facelift.
-
GAO knocks SEC on info security, password management
Report finds SEC lax on configuration baselines and basic password cyber hygiene.
-
Demarest named to new position at FBI cyber crime branch
Joseph Demarest appointed as first associate executive assistant director for Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch.
-
To whom should agency CISOs report?
How the CISO fits into an agency’s structure will determine how it responds to cyber incidents.
-
Former fed charged in spear-phishing attempt on colleagues
A former Energy Department employee is facing felony charges for attempting to put malware on government systems.
-
Former FTC CTO joins administration as Deputy CTO
Ed Felten is returning to the federal government to become the Deputy U.S. CTO.
-
Dispelling 5 myths about the cloud
Gartner researcher Katell Thielemann clears up some common misconceptions about cloud adoption.
-
Draft sets rules governing controlled unclassified info
Proposed rule sets standards and framework for how agencies manage CUI.
-
May confirmed as NIST director, Commerce under secretary
Longtime NIST researcher Willie May named institute director.
-
New hiring authority cuts red tape for Digital Services
New authority from OPM enables agencies to skip the competitive process for certain IT positions.
-
USA.gov beta site leverages agency APIs
Redesign of federal government’s central online portal more than a facelift.
-
GAO knocks SEC on info security, password management
Report finds SEC lax on configuration baselines and basic password cyber hygiene.
-
Demarest named to new position at FBI cyber crime branch
Joseph Demarest appointed as first associate executive assistant director for Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch.



