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Increasing citizen engagement through social, mobile, analytics and cloud
Today’s federal agencies have ranked mobile devices, data analytics tools and cloud computing technologies as the most useful resources in enabling agencies to reach their digital goals.
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What’s next for government security, compliance
As 2017 approaches, organizations and businesses may look back at 2016 as the most defining year to date for cybersecurity and countermeasures.
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How to successfully navigate the presidential transition
There is confusion, but confusion is the highest state of learning. It is the moment when an individual or group recognizes the status quo has changed.
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Making information manageable again
The Obama administration made great strides in improving federal information management processes; the next administration can, and must, continue growing this progress.
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An ideal civilian career for post-9/11 service members, veterans
Unemployment among post-9/11 veterans is decreasing, but it is still higher than the overall national unemployment rate.
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Digital ready networks: The foundation for agency innovation
Some point solutions can help solve specific issues, but in general, a piecemeal approach to security adds complexity. Today, an architectural, network-driven approach is needed to combat evolving threats.
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Defending against phishing attacks with game-based training
IT does its best to protect against different kinds of cyberattacks. But phishing is a different beast.
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US Secret Service: Unsung heroes of 2016 election
While challenges persist at the Secret Service, we should all take a moment to be thankful for the exceptional work of these unsung heroes.
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The insider threat case that swayed an election
Government, commercial and political leaders all must wake up to the digital age. To ignore the threats is to put yourselves, your organizations and your political lives in jeopardy.
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Top issues going into the new year
What will be the new administration’s acquisition priorities? Speculation opaquely says increased outsourcing of government activity, but what does that mean?
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Increasing citizen engagement through social, mobile, analytics and cloud
Today’s federal agencies have ranked mobile devices, data analytics tools and cloud computing technologies as the most useful resources in enabling agencies to reach their digital goals.
-
What’s next for government security, compliance
As 2017 approaches, organizations and businesses may look back at 2016 as the most defining year to date for cybersecurity and countermeasures.
-
How to successfully navigate the presidential transition
There is confusion, but confusion is the highest state of learning. It is the moment when an individual or group recognizes the status quo has changed.
-
Making information manageable again
The Obama administration made great strides in improving federal information management processes; the next administration can, and must, continue growing this progress.
-
An ideal civilian career for post-9/11 service members, veterans
Unemployment among post-9/11 veterans is decreasing, but it is still higher than the overall national unemployment rate.
-
Digital ready networks: The foundation for agency innovation
Some point solutions can help solve specific issues, but in general, a piecemeal approach to security adds complexity. Today, an architectural, network-driven approach is needed to combat evolving threats.
-
Defending against phishing attacks with game-based training
IT does its best to protect against different kinds of cyberattacks. But phishing is a different beast.
-
US Secret Service: Unsung heroes of 2016 election
While challenges persist at the Secret Service, we should all take a moment to be thankful for the exceptional work of these unsung heroes.
-
The insider threat case that swayed an election
Government, commercial and political leaders all must wake up to the digital age. To ignore the threats is to put yourselves, your organizations and your political lives in jeopardy.
-
Top issues going into the new year
What will be the new administration’s acquisition priorities? Speculation opaquely says increased outsourcing of government activity, but what does that mean?
-
Increasing citizen engagement through social, mobile, analytics and cloud
Today’s federal agencies have ranked mobile devices, data analytics tools and cloud computing technologies as the most useful resources in enabling agencies to reach their digital goals.
-
What’s next for government security, compliance
As 2017 approaches, organizations and businesses may look back at 2016 as the most defining year to date for cybersecurity and countermeasures.
-
How to successfully navigate the presidential transition
There is confusion, but confusion is the highest state of learning. It is the moment when an individual or group recognizes the status quo has changed.
-
Making information manageable again
The Obama administration made great strides in improving federal information management processes; the next administration can, and must, continue growing this progress.
-
An ideal civilian career for post-9/11 service members, veterans
Unemployment among post-9/11 veterans is decreasing, but it is still higher than the overall national unemployment rate.
-
Digital ready networks: The foundation for agency innovation
Some point solutions can help solve specific issues, but in general, a piecemeal approach to security adds complexity. Today, an architectural, network-driven approach is needed to combat evolving threats.
-
Defending against phishing attacks with game-based training
IT does its best to protect against different kinds of cyberattacks. But phishing is a different beast.
-
US Secret Service: Unsung heroes of 2016 election
While challenges persist at the Secret Service, we should all take a moment to be thankful for the exceptional work of these unsung heroes.
-
The insider threat case that swayed an election
Government, commercial and political leaders all must wake up to the digital age. To ignore the threats is to put yourselves, your organizations and your political lives in jeopardy.
-
Top issues going into the new year
What will be the new administration’s acquisition priorities? Speculation opaquely says increased outsourcing of government activity, but what does that mean?
