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Read what Mattis said about election security and offensive cyber
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Tuesday acknowledged that Russia made attempts to influence the 2016 election and outlined ― more or less ― how the Pentagon is helping states bolster their election cybersecurity efforts.
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US braces for possible cyberattacks after Iran sanctions
“Highly capable” threat should be taken seriously, experts say.
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JEDI cloud contract receives first protest
Oracle filed the $10 billion contract’s first protest less than two weeks after the final request for proposals was issued.
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Here’s a look at the Army’s new enterprise cloud strategy
The Army is updating its enterprise cloud strategy for the first time since 2015.
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Trump administration coordinating with Facebook to combat disinformation
The Trump administration and Facebook are working together to counter foreign influence operations, but research suggests social media sites need to be more aggressive in taking false content off their platforms.
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Twitter botnets are becoming more sophisticated
Twitter accounts are spoofing celebrity accounts, engaging in fraud and using verified profiles that have been hacked, at the same time the United States is warning of Russian disinformation operations using botnets.
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Fitbits and fitness-tracking devices banned for deployed troops
Announcement is latest to tighten security as device data exposes vulnerabilities.
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Postal Service turns to GDIT for tech modernization help
General Dynamics Information Technology was awarded a nearly $500 million contract to help the U.S. Postal Service modernize its information technology.
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GSA issues short turnaround for Centers of Excellence Phase 2
Industry has until early- and mid-August to respond to solicitations for the second phase of USDA’s IT modernization pilot.
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GAO finds shortcomings in chief information officer authorities
The Government Accountability Office found that none of the 24 agencies reviewed adequately supported the authority of its chief information officer.
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Read what Mattis said about election security and offensive cyber
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Tuesday acknowledged that Russia made attempts to influence the 2016 election and outlined ― more or less ― how the Pentagon is helping states bolster their election cybersecurity efforts.
-
US braces for possible cyberattacks after Iran sanctions
“Highly capable” threat should be taken seriously, experts say.
-
JEDI cloud contract receives first protest
Oracle filed the $10 billion contract’s first protest less than two weeks after the final request for proposals was issued.
-
Here’s a look at the Army’s new enterprise cloud strategy
The Army is updating its enterprise cloud strategy for the first time since 2015.
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Trump administration coordinating with Facebook to combat disinformation
The Trump administration and Facebook are working together to counter foreign influence operations, but research suggests social media sites need to be more aggressive in taking false content off their platforms.
-
Twitter botnets are becoming more sophisticated
Twitter accounts are spoofing celebrity accounts, engaging in fraud and using verified profiles that have been hacked, at the same time the United States is warning of Russian disinformation operations using botnets.
-
Fitbits and fitness-tracking devices banned for deployed troops
Announcement is latest to tighten security as device data exposes vulnerabilities.
-
Postal Service turns to GDIT for tech modernization help
General Dynamics Information Technology was awarded a nearly $500 million contract to help the U.S. Postal Service modernize its information technology.
-
GSA issues short turnaround for Centers of Excellence Phase 2
Industry has until early- and mid-August to respond to solicitations for the second phase of USDA’s IT modernization pilot.
-
GAO finds shortcomings in chief information officer authorities
The Government Accountability Office found that none of the 24 agencies reviewed adequately supported the authority of its chief information officer.
-
Read what Mattis said about election security and offensive cyber
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Tuesday acknowledged that Russia made attempts to influence the 2016 election and outlined ― more or less ― how the Pentagon is helping states bolster their election cybersecurity efforts.
-
US braces for possible cyberattacks after Iran sanctions
“Highly capable” threat should be taken seriously, experts say.
-
JEDI cloud contract receives first protest
Oracle filed the $10 billion contract’s first protest less than two weeks after the final request for proposals was issued.
-
Here’s a look at the Army’s new enterprise cloud strategy
The Army is updating its enterprise cloud strategy for the first time since 2015.
-
Trump administration coordinating with Facebook to combat disinformation
The Trump administration and Facebook are working together to counter foreign influence operations, but research suggests social media sites need to be more aggressive in taking false content off their platforms.
-
Twitter botnets are becoming more sophisticated
Twitter accounts are spoofing celebrity accounts, engaging in fraud and using verified profiles that have been hacked, at the same time the United States is warning of Russian disinformation operations using botnets.
-
Fitbits and fitness-tracking devices banned for deployed troops
Announcement is latest to tighten security as device data exposes vulnerabilities.
-
Postal Service turns to GDIT for tech modernization help
General Dynamics Information Technology was awarded a nearly $500 million contract to help the U.S. Postal Service modernize its information technology.
-
GSA issues short turnaround for Centers of Excellence Phase 2
Industry has until early- and mid-August to respond to solicitations for the second phase of USDA’s IT modernization pilot.
-
GAO finds shortcomings in chief information officer authorities
The Government Accountability Office found that none of the 24 agencies reviewed adequately supported the authority of its chief information officer.
