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JEDI $10B final request drops – and it’s still single award
Defense brass are moving ahead with contentious plans for a single cloud vendor on the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
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Inside the agency where you wish you worked
The U.S. Digital Service doesn’t look or operate like a typical government office. Step inside an organization bringing private sector innovation to public sector problems.
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These are federal technology’s pain points
Security and citizen experience are some of the concerns that must be addressed as government pursues digital transformation, according to a new report.
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The military wants to help secure the midterm elections
The top uniformed military officer is offering to help secure the 2018 midterms, but some are leery of involving the armed forces.
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‘The best piece of legislation’ in DC is about quantum computing
Rep. Will Hurd warned that Russia and China are sucking up encrypted communications in the hopes of retroactively reading them after they achieve encryption-breaking quantum computing capabilities.
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Mystery: Who bought websites implying US senators ‘for sale’
The mysterious purchases set off alarms. AP’s review found roughly 280 political web addresses registered under the “forsale” domain, targeting President Donald Trump, the GOP, Supreme Court and National Rifle Association, as well as individual Democrats and Republicans.
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How political campaigns can avoid cyberattacks
Tips for how political campaigns can change a broken cybersecurity culture.
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Here’s how much a new artificial intelligence center could cost
New reprogramming budget documents reveal how much the Pentagon plans to spend on the new Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
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How GSA recovered from its new telecom contract ‘stumble’
GSA ‘stumbled out of the gate’ with the initial award of its new governmentwide telecom contract, but has been working to engage agencies since, a GSA official said.
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Why circuit board production is an issue in the annual defense bill
Will an oversight position at the Department of Defense be eliminated, sending shock waves through the supply chain?
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JEDI $10B final request drops – and it’s still single award
Defense brass are moving ahead with contentious plans for a single cloud vendor on the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
-
Inside the agency where you wish you worked
The U.S. Digital Service doesn’t look or operate like a typical government office. Step inside an organization bringing private sector innovation to public sector problems.
-
These are federal technology’s pain points
Security and citizen experience are some of the concerns that must be addressed as government pursues digital transformation, according to a new report.
-
The military wants to help secure the midterm elections
The top uniformed military officer is offering to help secure the 2018 midterms, but some are leery of involving the armed forces.
-
‘The best piece of legislation’ in DC is about quantum computing
Rep. Will Hurd warned that Russia and China are sucking up encrypted communications in the hopes of retroactively reading them after they achieve encryption-breaking quantum computing capabilities.
-
Mystery: Who bought websites implying US senators ‘for sale’
The mysterious purchases set off alarms. AP’s review found roughly 280 political web addresses registered under the “forsale” domain, targeting President Donald Trump, the GOP, Supreme Court and National Rifle Association, as well as individual Democrats and Republicans.
-
How political campaigns can avoid cyberattacks
Tips for how political campaigns can change a broken cybersecurity culture.
-
Here’s how much a new artificial intelligence center could cost
New reprogramming budget documents reveal how much the Pentagon plans to spend on the new Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
-
How GSA recovered from its new telecom contract ‘stumble’
GSA ‘stumbled out of the gate’ with the initial award of its new governmentwide telecom contract, but has been working to engage agencies since, a GSA official said.
-
Why circuit board production is an issue in the annual defense bill
Will an oversight position at the Department of Defense be eliminated, sending shock waves through the supply chain?
-
JEDI $10B final request drops – and it’s still single award
Defense brass are moving ahead with contentious plans for a single cloud vendor on the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
-
Inside the agency where you wish you worked
The U.S. Digital Service doesn’t look or operate like a typical government office. Step inside an organization bringing private sector innovation to public sector problems.
-
These are federal technology’s pain points
Security and citizen experience are some of the concerns that must be addressed as government pursues digital transformation, according to a new report.
-
The military wants to help secure the midterm elections
The top uniformed military officer is offering to help secure the 2018 midterms, but some are leery of involving the armed forces.
-
‘The best piece of legislation’ in DC is about quantum computing
Rep. Will Hurd warned that Russia and China are sucking up encrypted communications in the hopes of retroactively reading them after they achieve encryption-breaking quantum computing capabilities.
-
Mystery: Who bought websites implying US senators ‘for sale’
The mysterious purchases set off alarms. AP’s review found roughly 280 political web addresses registered under the “forsale” domain, targeting President Donald Trump, the GOP, Supreme Court and National Rifle Association, as well as individual Democrats and Republicans.
-
How political campaigns can avoid cyberattacks
Tips for how political campaigns can change a broken cybersecurity culture.
-
Here’s how much a new artificial intelligence center could cost
New reprogramming budget documents reveal how much the Pentagon plans to spend on the new Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
-
How GSA recovered from its new telecom contract ‘stumble’
GSA ‘stumbled out of the gate’ with the initial award of its new governmentwide telecom contract, but has been working to engage agencies since, a GSA official said.
-
Why circuit board production is an issue in the annual defense bill
Will an oversight position at the Department of Defense be eliminated, sending shock waves through the supply chain?
