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Massive Facebook breach spurs calls for regulation
Facebook announced Sept. 28 that 50 million accounts have been infiltrated in a hack, which comes amid a storm of proposals that the social media giant should be regulated.
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Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
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Social Security agency needs to empower IT leadership more
Chief information officer authorities still need to be improved at the Social Security Administration, according to a watchdog report.
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US government remains slow to adopt mobile technologies
Despite frequent use by government officials, agencies have not adapted to mobile device security.
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The US cyberspace commission is taking shape … slowly
A new bipartisan commission may finally develop a United States cyberspace doctrine.
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GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
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Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
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House bill would codify, elevate the federal CIO
Under a new House bill, the federal chief information officer position, currently occupied by Suzette Kent, would be codified with elevated authority.
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Members of Congress look to make AI a priority
Two congressmen say that now is the time to get government involved in artificial intelligence innovation.
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GSA announces second agency to start Centers of Excellence program
The program, a partnership between the General Services Administration and the White House Office of American Innovation, is intended to jump-start IT modernization within agencies.
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Massive Facebook breach spurs calls for regulation
Facebook announced Sept. 28 that 50 million accounts have been infiltrated in a hack, which comes amid a storm of proposals that the social media giant should be regulated.
-
Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
-
Social Security agency needs to empower IT leadership more
Chief information officer authorities still need to be improved at the Social Security Administration, according to a watchdog report.
-
US government remains slow to adopt mobile technologies
Despite frequent use by government officials, agencies have not adapted to mobile device security.
-
The US cyberspace commission is taking shape … slowly
A new bipartisan commission may finally develop a United States cyberspace doctrine.
-
GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
-
Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
-
House bill would codify, elevate the federal CIO
Under a new House bill, the federal chief information officer position, currently occupied by Suzette Kent, would be codified with elevated authority.
-
Members of Congress look to make AI a priority
Two congressmen say that now is the time to get government involved in artificial intelligence innovation.
-
GSA announces second agency to start Centers of Excellence program
The program, a partnership between the General Services Administration and the White House Office of American Innovation, is intended to jump-start IT modernization within agencies.
-
Massive Facebook breach spurs calls for regulation
Facebook announced Sept. 28 that 50 million accounts have been infiltrated in a hack, which comes amid a storm of proposals that the social media giant should be regulated.
-
Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
-
Social Security agency needs to empower IT leadership more
Chief information officer authorities still need to be improved at the Social Security Administration, according to a watchdog report.
-
US government remains slow to adopt mobile technologies
Despite frequent use by government officials, agencies have not adapted to mobile device security.
-
The US cyberspace commission is taking shape … slowly
A new bipartisan commission may finally develop a United States cyberspace doctrine.
-
GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
-
Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
-
House bill would codify, elevate the federal CIO
Under a new House bill, the federal chief information officer position, currently occupied by Suzette Kent, would be codified with elevated authority.
-
Members of Congress look to make AI a priority
Two congressmen say that now is the time to get government involved in artificial intelligence innovation.
-
GSA announces second agency to start Centers of Excellence program
The program, a partnership between the General Services Administration and the White House Office of American Innovation, is intended to jump-start IT modernization within agencies.
