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How to get feds to donate more volunteer time
The Office of Personnel Management encouraged agencies to promote volunteer donations as team-building and retention strategy.
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Two federal technology nonprofits become one
Two organizations that provide development and collaboration opportunities for federal government, academia and industry IT professionals announced their merger June 1, 2018.
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5 ways to combat international cyber threats
The Department of State in a May 2018 report pledged to pursue five goals for promoting internet freedom and establishing norms in cyberspace.
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Why digital is the problem and solution for government workforce shortages
The government needs more digital-savvy employees. Digital tools are the answer to finding them.
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Union sues Trump over attacks on feds
A judge will have to determine whether one of three contentious executive orders signed May 25, 2018, that target federal employees oversteps the authority of the president.
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5 ways government will fight against botnets
A new report from The Departments of Commerce and Homeland security listed many areas where the U.S. can improve its botnet defense, and five where government can get the ball rolling.
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Tech contractor agrees to halt anti-union activities
Under the settlement, General Dynamics Information Technology will be required to send a notice to affected employees promising not to undertake anti-union activities.
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The 4 problems (and solutions) federal cyber leaders face
Though most agencies have cyber programs at risk or high risk, the Office of Management and Budget has four ways to resolve the problem.
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White House stonewalling watchdog investigation efforts
Government Accountability Office efforts to speak with White House Counsel and National Security Council staff for ongoing investigations resulted in refusals or complete radio silence.
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Will direct hire help federal tech workforce shortages?
The Office of Personnel Management is assessing ways to assist agencies in hiring for positions in science, technology, engineering, math and cybersecurity.
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How to get feds to donate more volunteer time
The Office of Personnel Management encouraged agencies to promote volunteer donations as team-building and retention strategy.
-
Two federal technology nonprofits become one
Two organizations that provide development and collaboration opportunities for federal government, academia and industry IT professionals announced their merger June 1, 2018.
-
5 ways to combat international cyber threats
The Department of State in a May 2018 report pledged to pursue five goals for promoting internet freedom and establishing norms in cyberspace.
-
Why digital is the problem and solution for government workforce shortages
The government needs more digital-savvy employees. Digital tools are the answer to finding them.
-
Union sues Trump over attacks on feds
A judge will have to determine whether one of three contentious executive orders signed May 25, 2018, that target federal employees oversteps the authority of the president.
-
5 ways government will fight against botnets
A new report from The Departments of Commerce and Homeland security listed many areas where the U.S. can improve its botnet defense, and five where government can get the ball rolling.
-
Tech contractor agrees to halt anti-union activities
Under the settlement, General Dynamics Information Technology will be required to send a notice to affected employees promising not to undertake anti-union activities.
-
The 4 problems (and solutions) federal cyber leaders face
Though most agencies have cyber programs at risk or high risk, the Office of Management and Budget has four ways to resolve the problem.
-
White House stonewalling watchdog investigation efforts
Government Accountability Office efforts to speak with White House Counsel and National Security Council staff for ongoing investigations resulted in refusals or complete radio silence.
-
Will direct hire help federal tech workforce shortages?
The Office of Personnel Management is assessing ways to assist agencies in hiring for positions in science, technology, engineering, math and cybersecurity.
-
How to get feds to donate more volunteer time
The Office of Personnel Management encouraged agencies to promote volunteer donations as team-building and retention strategy.
-
Two federal technology nonprofits become one
Two organizations that provide development and collaboration opportunities for federal government, academia and industry IT professionals announced their merger June 1, 2018.
-
5 ways to combat international cyber threats
The Department of State in a May 2018 report pledged to pursue five goals for promoting internet freedom and establishing norms in cyberspace.
-
Why digital is the problem and solution for government workforce shortages
The government needs more digital-savvy employees. Digital tools are the answer to finding them.
-
Union sues Trump over attacks on feds
A judge will have to determine whether one of three contentious executive orders signed May 25, 2018, that target federal employees oversteps the authority of the president.
-
5 ways government will fight against botnets
A new report from The Departments of Commerce and Homeland security listed many areas where the U.S. can improve its botnet defense, and five where government can get the ball rolling.
-
Tech contractor agrees to halt anti-union activities
Under the settlement, General Dynamics Information Technology will be required to send a notice to affected employees promising not to undertake anti-union activities.
-
The 4 problems (and solutions) federal cyber leaders face
Though most agencies have cyber programs at risk or high risk, the Office of Management and Budget has four ways to resolve the problem.
-
White House stonewalling watchdog investigation efforts
Government Accountability Office efforts to speak with White House Counsel and National Security Council staff for ongoing investigations resulted in refusals or complete radio silence.
-
Will direct hire help federal tech workforce shortages?
The Office of Personnel Management is assessing ways to assist agencies in hiring for positions in science, technology, engineering, math and cybersecurity.
