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House passes FITARA extension
The FITARA Enhancement Act passed with a vote of 418-0, placing the bipartisan legislation in the Senate’s hands.
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Congressmen question DoD takeover of security clearance investigations
The Department of Defense’s scheduled takeover of its security clearance investigations from the National Background Investigations Bureau may only add to the clearance backlog rather than alleviate it.
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Deloitte disputes reports that government clients were impacted in data breach
Deloitte said that none of the clients they discovered to be impacted over the course of their investigation included government agencies.
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NIST fails physical security test
A recent assessment of National Institute of Standards and Technology campuses found that undercover Government Accountability Office agents were able to access restricted areas every time they attempted to do so.
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Government Ethics Office ‘concerned’ over recent leadership behavior
In a memo to agency heads, the Office of Government Ethics expressed concern that “actions by government leadership have harmed perceptions about the importance of ethics” within the federal government and stressed the importance of ethical behavior by leadership.
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CMS signs on to use GSA’s professional services contract
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services signed on with GSA’s OASIS and OASIS for Small Business contracts.
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Trump admin, China reaffirm commitment to 2015 cyber agreement
At the first ever U.S.-China Law Enforcement Cybersecurity Dialogue, both countries reaffirmed their commitment to the cybersecurity agreement between the Chinese and American presidents in 2015.
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How the White House expects agencies to meet the latest national security memo
An objective of the memo was to come up with a system where one agency’s investigations and information can be deconflicted so that another agency doesn’t unintentionally take contradictory action.
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House budget resolution puts feds’ benefits in jeopardy
The budget resolution passed by the House of Representatives on Thursday, touted by members of the Republican party as the beginnings of tax reform, places a $32 billion burden on the benefits of federal employees.
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GPO acting CIO named officially to the position
The U.S. Government Publishing Office announced that Tracee Boxley would move from her role as acting chief information officer to the office’s official CIO.
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House passes FITARA extension
The FITARA Enhancement Act passed with a vote of 418-0, placing the bipartisan legislation in the Senate’s hands.
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Congressmen question DoD takeover of security clearance investigations
The Department of Defense’s scheduled takeover of its security clearance investigations from the National Background Investigations Bureau may only add to the clearance backlog rather than alleviate it.
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Deloitte disputes reports that government clients were impacted in data breach
Deloitte said that none of the clients they discovered to be impacted over the course of their investigation included government agencies.
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NIST fails physical security test
A recent assessment of National Institute of Standards and Technology campuses found that undercover Government Accountability Office agents were able to access restricted areas every time they attempted to do so.
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Government Ethics Office ‘concerned’ over recent leadership behavior
In a memo to agency heads, the Office of Government Ethics expressed concern that “actions by government leadership have harmed perceptions about the importance of ethics” within the federal government and stressed the importance of ethical behavior by leadership.
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CMS signs on to use GSA’s professional services contract
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services signed on with GSA’s OASIS and OASIS for Small Business contracts.
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Trump admin, China reaffirm commitment to 2015 cyber agreement
At the first ever U.S.-China Law Enforcement Cybersecurity Dialogue, both countries reaffirmed their commitment to the cybersecurity agreement between the Chinese and American presidents in 2015.
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How the White House expects agencies to meet the latest national security memo
An objective of the memo was to come up with a system where one agency’s investigations and information can be deconflicted so that another agency doesn’t unintentionally take contradictory action.
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House budget resolution puts feds’ benefits in jeopardy
The budget resolution passed by the House of Representatives on Thursday, touted by members of the Republican party as the beginnings of tax reform, places a $32 billion burden on the benefits of federal employees.
-
GPO acting CIO named officially to the position
The U.S. Government Publishing Office announced that Tracee Boxley would move from her role as acting chief information officer to the office’s official CIO.
-
House passes FITARA extension
The FITARA Enhancement Act passed with a vote of 418-0, placing the bipartisan legislation in the Senate’s hands.
-
Congressmen question DoD takeover of security clearance investigations
The Department of Defense’s scheduled takeover of its security clearance investigations from the National Background Investigations Bureau may only add to the clearance backlog rather than alleviate it.
-
Deloitte disputes reports that government clients were impacted in data breach
Deloitte said that none of the clients they discovered to be impacted over the course of their investigation included government agencies.
-
NIST fails physical security test
A recent assessment of National Institute of Standards and Technology campuses found that undercover Government Accountability Office agents were able to access restricted areas every time they attempted to do so.
-
Government Ethics Office ‘concerned’ over recent leadership behavior
In a memo to agency heads, the Office of Government Ethics expressed concern that “actions by government leadership have harmed perceptions about the importance of ethics” within the federal government and stressed the importance of ethical behavior by leadership.
-
CMS signs on to use GSA’s professional services contract
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services signed on with GSA’s OASIS and OASIS for Small Business contracts.
-
Trump admin, China reaffirm commitment to 2015 cyber agreement
At the first ever U.S.-China Law Enforcement Cybersecurity Dialogue, both countries reaffirmed their commitment to the cybersecurity agreement between the Chinese and American presidents in 2015.
-
How the White House expects agencies to meet the latest national security memo
An objective of the memo was to come up with a system where one agency’s investigations and information can be deconflicted so that another agency doesn’t unintentionally take contradictory action.
-
House budget resolution puts feds’ benefits in jeopardy
The budget resolution passed by the House of Representatives on Thursday, touted by members of the Republican party as the beginnings of tax reform, places a $32 billion burden on the benefits of federal employees.
-
GPO acting CIO named officially to the position
The U.S. Government Publishing Office announced that Tracee Boxley would move from her role as acting chief information officer to the office’s official CIO.
