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Former Health and Human Services tech lead moves to GSA
Former Health and Human Services Chief Information Officer Beth Killoran took up a new position at the General Services Administration Nov. 13.
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Federal employee groups file lawsuit against the VA
Unions are taking the Department of Veterans Affairs to court over a policy decision to exempt certain types of employees from using official time.
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OPM expands flexibility for senior feds’ performance reviews
A new certification process out of the Office of Personnel Management will give agencies more flexibility for evaluating senior-level employee performance.
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GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
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Insufficient plans hold back tech leadership authorities, report finds
Legislation and administrative guidance requires federal agencies to make certain changes to empower their chief information officers, but some agencies lack the plans required to make those changes, a watchdog report found.
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Less than half of federal agencies have met identity management rules
Only 41 percent of government agencies have met the federal guidelines for identity and access management, according to a new report.
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Bill creating DHS cyber agency heads to the president’s desk
Both chambers of Congress have approved legislation that would shift a Department of Homeland Security agency to focus more on critical infrastructure cybersecurity.
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Flake vows to oppose judges unless Mueller bill gets a vote
Republican Sen. Jeff Flake said the appointment of Matt Whitaker, who has criticized the Mueller investigation, was a “blatant” move that increased the urgency for the legislation. But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell objected without comment.
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Pelosi challenges unhappy Dems to block her bid for speaker
“Come on in, the water’s warm,” Pelosi, D-Calif., told a reporter about her message to rebellious colleagues.
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Trump ally McCarthy to lead House GOP, work to win majority
The Senate and House are holding party elections, some more dramatic than others.
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Former Health and Human Services tech lead moves to GSA
Former Health and Human Services Chief Information Officer Beth Killoran took up a new position at the General Services Administration Nov. 13.
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Federal employee groups file lawsuit against the VA
Unions are taking the Department of Veterans Affairs to court over a policy decision to exempt certain types of employees from using official time.
-
OPM expands flexibility for senior feds’ performance reviews
A new certification process out of the Office of Personnel Management will give agencies more flexibility for evaluating senior-level employee performance.
-
GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
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Insufficient plans hold back tech leadership authorities, report finds
Legislation and administrative guidance requires federal agencies to make certain changes to empower their chief information officers, but some agencies lack the plans required to make those changes, a watchdog report found.
-
Less than half of federal agencies have met identity management rules
Only 41 percent of government agencies have met the federal guidelines for identity and access management, according to a new report.
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Bill creating DHS cyber agency heads to the president’s desk
Both chambers of Congress have approved legislation that would shift a Department of Homeland Security agency to focus more on critical infrastructure cybersecurity.
-
Flake vows to oppose judges unless Mueller bill gets a vote
Republican Sen. Jeff Flake said the appointment of Matt Whitaker, who has criticized the Mueller investigation, was a “blatant” move that increased the urgency for the legislation. But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell objected without comment.
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Pelosi challenges unhappy Dems to block her bid for speaker
“Come on in, the water’s warm,” Pelosi, D-Calif., told a reporter about her message to rebellious colleagues.
-
Trump ally McCarthy to lead House GOP, work to win majority
The Senate and House are holding party elections, some more dramatic than others.
-
Former Health and Human Services tech lead moves to GSA
Former Health and Human Services Chief Information Officer Beth Killoran took up a new position at the General Services Administration Nov. 13.
-
Federal employee groups file lawsuit against the VA
Unions are taking the Department of Veterans Affairs to court over a policy decision to exempt certain types of employees from using official time.
-
OPM expands flexibility for senior feds’ performance reviews
A new certification process out of the Office of Personnel Management will give agencies more flexibility for evaluating senior-level employee performance.
-
GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
-
Insufficient plans hold back tech leadership authorities, report finds
Legislation and administrative guidance requires federal agencies to make certain changes to empower their chief information officers, but some agencies lack the plans required to make those changes, a watchdog report found.
-
Less than half of federal agencies have met identity management rules
Only 41 percent of government agencies have met the federal guidelines for identity and access management, according to a new report.
-
Bill creating DHS cyber agency heads to the president’s desk
Both chambers of Congress have approved legislation that would shift a Department of Homeland Security agency to focus more on critical infrastructure cybersecurity.
-
Flake vows to oppose judges unless Mueller bill gets a vote
Republican Sen. Jeff Flake said the appointment of Matt Whitaker, who has criticized the Mueller investigation, was a “blatant” move that increased the urgency for the legislation. But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell objected without comment.
-
Pelosi challenges unhappy Dems to block her bid for speaker
“Come on in, the water’s warm,” Pelosi, D-Calif., told a reporter about her message to rebellious colleagues.
-
Trump ally McCarthy to lead House GOP, work to win majority
The Senate and House are holding party elections, some more dramatic than others.
