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Trump budget puts IT funding center stage
Federal IT projects would see an influx of cash under President Donald Trump’s proposed 2020 budget.
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Courtrooms to canola fields: Huawei-US tensions span globe
Washington is trying to persuade European and other allies to shun the biggest maker of network technology as their phone carriers invest billions of dollars in upgrading to next-generation communications.
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A lack of urgency is creating a federal cyber problem
Congress’s watchdog agency noted that of the Government Accountability Office’s 35 “priority” recommendations to improve cybersecurity oversight, 26 have “not been fully implemented.”
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Background investigation IT system finds a new home
The National Background Investigation Service promises a more efficient and secure system for processing governmentwide security clearances.
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Top US general in Europe wants to keep China out of 5G networks
Who the European nations pick to build their 5G network could have a huge influence on the U.S. military.
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As 2020 nears, pressure grows to replace voting machines
State and local election officials in 31 states say they want to replace their voting equipment before the elections, but the vast majority said they don’t have enough money to do so, according to The Brennan Center for Justice at NYU’s School of Law.
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FBI director wants the Bureau to be a fixed answer in a world of blended threats
Partnerships with private industry are one way FBI Director Christopher Wray sees law enforcement uncovering the information it needs.
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Feds most worried about ‘accidents’ in cyberspace
At government agencies, employees that accidentally expose federal data are seen as larger threats than hackers.
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Why GSA uses itself as an IT guinea pig
The General Services Administration has the perfect size and mission to test innovative technologies as potential solutions for the rest of government.
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Trump administration to focus on data as an IT enabler
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said that 2019 would be a year of targeting and improving federal data policies.
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Trump budget puts IT funding center stage
Federal IT projects would see an influx of cash under President Donald Trump’s proposed 2020 budget.
-
Courtrooms to canola fields: Huawei-US tensions span globe
Washington is trying to persuade European and other allies to shun the biggest maker of network technology as their phone carriers invest billions of dollars in upgrading to next-generation communications.
-
A lack of urgency is creating a federal cyber problem
Congress’s watchdog agency noted that of the Government Accountability Office’s 35 “priority” recommendations to improve cybersecurity oversight, 26 have “not been fully implemented.”
-
Background investigation IT system finds a new home
The National Background Investigation Service promises a more efficient and secure system for processing governmentwide security clearances.
-
Top US general in Europe wants to keep China out of 5G networks
Who the European nations pick to build their 5G network could have a huge influence on the U.S. military.
-
As 2020 nears, pressure grows to replace voting machines
State and local election officials in 31 states say they want to replace their voting equipment before the elections, but the vast majority said they don’t have enough money to do so, according to The Brennan Center for Justice at NYU’s School of Law.
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FBI director wants the Bureau to be a fixed answer in a world of blended threats
Partnerships with private industry are one way FBI Director Christopher Wray sees law enforcement uncovering the information it needs.
-
Feds most worried about ‘accidents’ in cyberspace
At government agencies, employees that accidentally expose federal data are seen as larger threats than hackers.
-
Why GSA uses itself as an IT guinea pig
The General Services Administration has the perfect size and mission to test innovative technologies as potential solutions for the rest of government.
-
Trump administration to focus on data as an IT enabler
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said that 2019 would be a year of targeting and improving federal data policies.
-
Trump budget puts IT funding center stage
Federal IT projects would see an influx of cash under President Donald Trump’s proposed 2020 budget.
-
Courtrooms to canola fields: Huawei-US tensions span globe
Washington is trying to persuade European and other allies to shun the biggest maker of network technology as their phone carriers invest billions of dollars in upgrading to next-generation communications.
-
A lack of urgency is creating a federal cyber problem
Congress’s watchdog agency noted that of the Government Accountability Office’s 35 “priority” recommendations to improve cybersecurity oversight, 26 have “not been fully implemented.”
-
Background investigation IT system finds a new home
The National Background Investigation Service promises a more efficient and secure system for processing governmentwide security clearances.
-
Top US general in Europe wants to keep China out of 5G networks
Who the European nations pick to build their 5G network could have a huge influence on the U.S. military.
-
As 2020 nears, pressure grows to replace voting machines
State and local election officials in 31 states say they want to replace their voting equipment before the elections, but the vast majority said they don’t have enough money to do so, according to The Brennan Center for Justice at NYU’s School of Law.
-
FBI director wants the Bureau to be a fixed answer in a world of blended threats
Partnerships with private industry are one way FBI Director Christopher Wray sees law enforcement uncovering the information it needs.
-
Feds most worried about ‘accidents’ in cyberspace
At government agencies, employees that accidentally expose federal data are seen as larger threats than hackers.
-
Why GSA uses itself as an IT guinea pig
The General Services Administration has the perfect size and mission to test innovative technologies as potential solutions for the rest of government.
-
Trump administration to focus on data as an IT enabler
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said that 2019 would be a year of targeting and improving federal data policies.
