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Unions take OPM data breach lawsuit to appeals court
The American Federation of Government Employees and the National Treasury Employees Union appealed to overturn a dismissal of their lawsuits concerning the 2015 Office of Personnel Management data breach.
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How a name change will focus this DHS office’s mission
After over 10 years, a name change for the Department of Homeland Security’s National Protection and Programs Directorate would give the organization a chance to better focus on cyber and infrastructure security.
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White House opens applications for 2019 fellowship
The White House Fellows program gives people at the beginning of their careers the opportunity to work as federal employees under the U.S. government’s top leadership.
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National cyber strategy takes action on long-known solutions
Though the administration’s new cyber strategy relies on many well-known practices, it is new in that it promotes action and accountability, according to Federal CISO Grant Schneider.
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HHS opens renamed cyber center after management debacle
The Department of Health and Human Services announced the opening of its Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center over a year after debate over the cyber center’s reporting structure caused upheaval at the agency.
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‘Encouraging progress’ found in DoD’s electronic health record system
The Department of Defense’s MHS GENESIS system is now showing promise despite early negative reports, according to project partner Cerner.
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IT modernization fund issues $23.5M in round two awards
The Technology Modernization Board announced three additional agencies that will receive funding to boost IT modernization projects.
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$34B IBM-Red Hat deal could boost fed open source
According to IBM, the acquisition of Red Hat will “change everything about the cloud market.”
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OPM proposes giving agencies direct hire authority for IT
A proposed rule from the Office of Personnel Management would delegate the authority to directly hire IT personnel to the heads of agencies.
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How to find the best fit for cloud migration
Government and industry experts at an Oct. 24 lunch event shared their thoughts on the best applications to move to the cloud.
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Unions take OPM data breach lawsuit to appeals court
The American Federation of Government Employees and the National Treasury Employees Union appealed to overturn a dismissal of their lawsuits concerning the 2015 Office of Personnel Management data breach.
-
How a name change will focus this DHS office’s mission
After over 10 years, a name change for the Department of Homeland Security’s National Protection and Programs Directorate would give the organization a chance to better focus on cyber and infrastructure security.
-
White House opens applications for 2019 fellowship
The White House Fellows program gives people at the beginning of their careers the opportunity to work as federal employees under the U.S. government’s top leadership.
-
National cyber strategy takes action on long-known solutions
Though the administration’s new cyber strategy relies on many well-known practices, it is new in that it promotes action and accountability, according to Federal CISO Grant Schneider.
-
HHS opens renamed cyber center after management debacle
The Department of Health and Human Services announced the opening of its Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center over a year after debate over the cyber center’s reporting structure caused upheaval at the agency.
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‘Encouraging progress’ found in DoD’s electronic health record system
The Department of Defense’s MHS GENESIS system is now showing promise despite early negative reports, according to project partner Cerner.
-
IT modernization fund issues $23.5M in round two awards
The Technology Modernization Board announced three additional agencies that will receive funding to boost IT modernization projects.
-
$34B IBM-Red Hat deal could boost fed open source
According to IBM, the acquisition of Red Hat will “change everything about the cloud market.”
-
OPM proposes giving agencies direct hire authority for IT
A proposed rule from the Office of Personnel Management would delegate the authority to directly hire IT personnel to the heads of agencies.
-
How to find the best fit for cloud migration
Government and industry experts at an Oct. 24 lunch event shared their thoughts on the best applications to move to the cloud.
-
Unions take OPM data breach lawsuit to appeals court
The American Federation of Government Employees and the National Treasury Employees Union appealed to overturn a dismissal of their lawsuits concerning the 2015 Office of Personnel Management data breach.
-
How a name change will focus this DHS office’s mission
After over 10 years, a name change for the Department of Homeland Security’s National Protection and Programs Directorate would give the organization a chance to better focus on cyber and infrastructure security.
-
White House opens applications for 2019 fellowship
The White House Fellows program gives people at the beginning of their careers the opportunity to work as federal employees under the U.S. government’s top leadership.
-
National cyber strategy takes action on long-known solutions
Though the administration’s new cyber strategy relies on many well-known practices, it is new in that it promotes action and accountability, according to Federal CISO Grant Schneider.
-
HHS opens renamed cyber center after management debacle
The Department of Health and Human Services announced the opening of its Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center over a year after debate over the cyber center’s reporting structure caused upheaval at the agency.
-
‘Encouraging progress’ found in DoD’s electronic health record system
The Department of Defense’s MHS GENESIS system is now showing promise despite early negative reports, according to project partner Cerner.
-
IT modernization fund issues $23.5M in round two awards
The Technology Modernization Board announced three additional agencies that will receive funding to boost IT modernization projects.
-
$34B IBM-Red Hat deal could boost fed open source
According to IBM, the acquisition of Red Hat will “change everything about the cloud market.”
-
OPM proposes giving agencies direct hire authority for IT
A proposed rule from the Office of Personnel Management would delegate the authority to directly hire IT personnel to the heads of agencies.
-
How to find the best fit for cloud migration
Government and industry experts at an Oct. 24 lunch event shared their thoughts on the best applications to move to the cloud.



