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How the Census Bureau has achieved White House data goals
The Opportunity Project uses government data and public innovation to find solutions to major problems facing the United States.
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Should the Pentagon help protect private networks?
The Pentagon has worked to clarify its role in protecting non-government entities from threats.
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AI to change the federal workforce ‘over years and decades’
Thousands of federal employees are likely to see their work impacted by artificial intelligence over the next few decades, according to a new report.
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How one company changed to meet new IT contract styles
Information technology contracts with quick turnaround requirements inspired SAIC to designate an Innovation Factory for quick, cutting-edge development.
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Study: Agencies see more success by mixing technologies
New technologies working in concert are empowering transformation at government agencies, according to a Deloitte report.
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New open government plan doubles down on old priorities
The Trump administration’s first official open government policy includes eight primary initiatives to increase federal transparency.
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How to combat burnout in cybersecurity
In an industry that is constantly growing and full of high-pressure situations, how do you get your organization the help needed to identify and avoid potential issues?
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‘Defending forward’ in the cyber arena
Maj. Gen. Robert Skinner, commander, 24th Air Force/Air Forces Cyber/Joint Force Headquarters-Cyber, on the evolution, integration and convergence of digital operations.
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Agencies get new virtual computing options with Dell deal
The virtual computing deal is part of an annual requirement that the General Services Administration secure at least two governmentwide services under IT Schedule 70.
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New report questions effectiveness of cyber indictments
A new report from CrowdStrike asserts indictments of hackers has had little effect in deterring continued malicious cyber behavior globally.
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How the Census Bureau has achieved White House data goals
The Opportunity Project uses government data and public innovation to find solutions to major problems facing the United States.
-
Should the Pentagon help protect private networks?
The Pentagon has worked to clarify its role in protecting non-government entities from threats.
-
AI to change the federal workforce ‘over years and decades’
Thousands of federal employees are likely to see their work impacted by artificial intelligence over the next few decades, according to a new report.
-
How one company changed to meet new IT contract styles
Information technology contracts with quick turnaround requirements inspired SAIC to designate an Innovation Factory for quick, cutting-edge development.
-
Study: Agencies see more success by mixing technologies
New technologies working in concert are empowering transformation at government agencies, according to a Deloitte report.
-
New open government plan doubles down on old priorities
The Trump administration’s first official open government policy includes eight primary initiatives to increase federal transparency.
-
How to combat burnout in cybersecurity
In an industry that is constantly growing and full of high-pressure situations, how do you get your organization the help needed to identify and avoid potential issues?
-
‘Defending forward’ in the cyber arena
Maj. Gen. Robert Skinner, commander, 24th Air Force/Air Forces Cyber/Joint Force Headquarters-Cyber, on the evolution, integration and convergence of digital operations.
-
Agencies get new virtual computing options with Dell deal
The virtual computing deal is part of an annual requirement that the General Services Administration secure at least two governmentwide services under IT Schedule 70.
-
New report questions effectiveness of cyber indictments
A new report from CrowdStrike asserts indictments of hackers has had little effect in deterring continued malicious cyber behavior globally.
-
How the Census Bureau has achieved White House data goals
The Opportunity Project uses government data and public innovation to find solutions to major problems facing the United States.
-
Should the Pentagon help protect private networks?
The Pentagon has worked to clarify its role in protecting non-government entities from threats.
-
AI to change the federal workforce ‘over years and decades’
Thousands of federal employees are likely to see their work impacted by artificial intelligence over the next few decades, according to a new report.
-
How one company changed to meet new IT contract styles
Information technology contracts with quick turnaround requirements inspired SAIC to designate an Innovation Factory for quick, cutting-edge development.
-
Study: Agencies see more success by mixing technologies
New technologies working in concert are empowering transformation at government agencies, according to a Deloitte report.
-
New open government plan doubles down on old priorities
The Trump administration’s first official open government policy includes eight primary initiatives to increase federal transparency.
-
How to combat burnout in cybersecurity
In an industry that is constantly growing and full of high-pressure situations, how do you get your organization the help needed to identify and avoid potential issues?
-
‘Defending forward’ in the cyber arena
Maj. Gen. Robert Skinner, commander, 24th Air Force/Air Forces Cyber/Joint Force Headquarters-Cyber, on the evolution, integration and convergence of digital operations.
-
Agencies get new virtual computing options with Dell deal
The virtual computing deal is part of an annual requirement that the General Services Administration secure at least two governmentwide services under IT Schedule 70.
-
New report questions effectiveness of cyber indictments
A new report from CrowdStrike asserts indictments of hackers has had little effect in deterring continued malicious cyber behavior globally.
