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How the VA built IT for its appeals modernization effort
The Department of Veterans Affairs’ electronic systems needed an upgrade to be able to handle impending requirements.
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Judge grants stay of lawsuit to investigate JEDI conflicts of interest
The Department of Defense will now have the time to investigate information concerning a conflict of interest between two former employees and the $10 billion cloud contract.
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Trade group pushes DoD to get on the same page with industry on cybersecurity standards
The message to DoD is one of a handful from the Aerospace Industries Association to encourage what CEO Eric Fanning called “smart regulation” during a media briefing about AIA’s 2019 agenda.
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How Cyber Command’s plan to ‘frustrate’ hackers is working
Cyber Command is now taking the fight to adversaries in cyberspace.
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How a quick fix skyrocketed VA.gov satisfaction scores
A team at the Department of Veterans Affairs and U.S. Digital Service reworked over 200 pages of the VA.gov site to better the veteran experience.
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Why it’s time to make cybersecurity a national priority
The United States must be united around the concept of becoming a dominant cybersecurity force.
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Is the new US strategy on artificial intelligence to play catch up?
Both the White House and the Department of Defense are eager to follow the private sector in using AI however they can.
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Marines have been personally downloading this software that helps coordinate air support. How that error and big cyber flaws are putting lives at risk.
Some Marines downloaded the software onto personal devices, potentially putting themselves and their unit at risk.
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Technology Modernization Fund issues its largest award yet
The TMF is granting money to a project that wants to pay feds more efficiently.
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What comes after legally mandated OPEN data
Agencies are now legally required to make their data publicly accessible, but fulfiling those legal mandates will require additional time and effort.
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How the VA built IT for its appeals modernization effort
The Department of Veterans Affairs’ electronic systems needed an upgrade to be able to handle impending requirements.
-
Judge grants stay of lawsuit to investigate JEDI conflicts of interest
The Department of Defense will now have the time to investigate information concerning a conflict of interest between two former employees and the $10 billion cloud contract.
-
Trade group pushes DoD to get on the same page with industry on cybersecurity standards
The message to DoD is one of a handful from the Aerospace Industries Association to encourage what CEO Eric Fanning called “smart regulation” during a media briefing about AIA’s 2019 agenda.
-
How Cyber Command’s plan to ‘frustrate’ hackers is working
Cyber Command is now taking the fight to adversaries in cyberspace.
-
How a quick fix skyrocketed VA.gov satisfaction scores
A team at the Department of Veterans Affairs and U.S. Digital Service reworked over 200 pages of the VA.gov site to better the veteran experience.
-
Why it’s time to make cybersecurity a national priority
The United States must be united around the concept of becoming a dominant cybersecurity force.
-
Is the new US strategy on artificial intelligence to play catch up?
Both the White House and the Department of Defense are eager to follow the private sector in using AI however they can.
-
Marines have been personally downloading this software that helps coordinate air support. How that error and big cyber flaws are putting lives at risk.
Some Marines downloaded the software onto personal devices, potentially putting themselves and their unit at risk.
-
Technology Modernization Fund issues its largest award yet
The TMF is granting money to a project that wants to pay feds more efficiently.
-
What comes after legally mandated OPEN data
Agencies are now legally required to make their data publicly accessible, but fulfiling those legal mandates will require additional time and effort.
-
How the VA built IT for its appeals modernization effort
The Department of Veterans Affairs’ electronic systems needed an upgrade to be able to handle impending requirements.
-
Judge grants stay of lawsuit to investigate JEDI conflicts of interest
The Department of Defense will now have the time to investigate information concerning a conflict of interest between two former employees and the $10 billion cloud contract.
-
Trade group pushes DoD to get on the same page with industry on cybersecurity standards
The message to DoD is one of a handful from the Aerospace Industries Association to encourage what CEO Eric Fanning called “smart regulation” during a media briefing about AIA’s 2019 agenda.
-
How Cyber Command’s plan to ‘frustrate’ hackers is working
Cyber Command is now taking the fight to adversaries in cyberspace.
-
How a quick fix skyrocketed VA.gov satisfaction scores
A team at the Department of Veterans Affairs and U.S. Digital Service reworked over 200 pages of the VA.gov site to better the veteran experience.
-
Why it’s time to make cybersecurity a national priority
The United States must be united around the concept of becoming a dominant cybersecurity force.
-
Is the new US strategy on artificial intelligence to play catch up?
Both the White House and the Department of Defense are eager to follow the private sector in using AI however they can.
-
Marines have been personally downloading this software that helps coordinate air support. How that error and big cyber flaws are putting lives at risk.
Some Marines downloaded the software onto personal devices, potentially putting themselves and their unit at risk.
-
Technology Modernization Fund issues its largest award yet
The TMF is granting money to a project that wants to pay feds more efficiently.
-
What comes after legally mandated OPEN data
Agencies are now legally required to make their data publicly accessible, but fulfiling those legal mandates will require additional time and effort.
