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Why ‘Hack the Pentagon’ is a good idea
A former hacker weighs in on the Pentagon’s bug bounty program.
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Invest more to get a smaller government
The notion that proper investment can lead to a smaller, yet more impactful end-product applies in many contexts, including the government and its workforce.
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Internet of Things: When cyberattacks have physical effects
The Internet of Things comes with new risks, such as vulnerabilities in SCADA systems that control critical infrastructure.
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Next White House should create an enterprise government
Addressing cross-agency priorities with a common approach can enable rapid success for the new administration.
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How to modernize federal IT by putting citizens first
How design thinking could result in better outcomes, enhancing the ultimate mission of various federal agencies.
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When is big data too big?
There is a limit to the effectiveness of the ever-increasing amount of data we store. The challenge is finding it.
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Anonymous’s ‘total war’ on Trump raises questions of jurisdiction
On March 15, the group known as Anonymous declared cyberwar on the Donald Trump campaign.
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Project management: The incubator for acquisition reform
Congress seeks a reformed defense acquisition system that is agile and innovative. But what does that look like?
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CMS awards $75M contract for DME program
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has awarded a five-year contract for software services to General Dynamics.
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Benchmarking Silicon Valley
Government leaders are turning to Silicon Valley for new ideas to run government acquisition, but do they already have the tools they need?
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Why ‘Hack the Pentagon’ is a good idea
A former hacker weighs in on the Pentagon’s bug bounty program.
-
Invest more to get a smaller government
The notion that proper investment can lead to a smaller, yet more impactful end-product applies in many contexts, including the government and its workforce.
-
Internet of Things: When cyberattacks have physical effects
The Internet of Things comes with new risks, such as vulnerabilities in SCADA systems that control critical infrastructure.
-
Next White House should create an enterprise government
Addressing cross-agency priorities with a common approach can enable rapid success for the new administration.
-
How to modernize federal IT by putting citizens first
How design thinking could result in better outcomes, enhancing the ultimate mission of various federal agencies.
-
When is big data too big?
There is a limit to the effectiveness of the ever-increasing amount of data we store. The challenge is finding it.
-
Anonymous’s ‘total war’ on Trump raises questions of jurisdiction
On March 15, the group known as Anonymous declared cyberwar on the Donald Trump campaign.
-
Project management: The incubator for acquisition reform
Congress seeks a reformed defense acquisition system that is agile and innovative. But what does that look like?
-
CMS awards $75M contract for DME program
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has awarded a five-year contract for software services to General Dynamics.
-
Benchmarking Silicon Valley
Government leaders are turning to Silicon Valley for new ideas to run government acquisition, but do they already have the tools they need?
-
Why ‘Hack the Pentagon’ is a good idea
A former hacker weighs in on the Pentagon’s bug bounty program.
-
Invest more to get a smaller government
The notion that proper investment can lead to a smaller, yet more impactful end-product applies in many contexts, including the government and its workforce.
-
Internet of Things: When cyberattacks have physical effects
The Internet of Things comes with new risks, such as vulnerabilities in SCADA systems that control critical infrastructure.
-
Next White House should create an enterprise government
Addressing cross-agency priorities with a common approach can enable rapid success for the new administration.
-
How to modernize federal IT by putting citizens first
How design thinking could result in better outcomes, enhancing the ultimate mission of various federal agencies.
-
When is big data too big?
There is a limit to the effectiveness of the ever-increasing amount of data we store. The challenge is finding it.
-
Anonymous’s ‘total war’ on Trump raises questions of jurisdiction
On March 15, the group known as Anonymous declared cyberwar on the Donald Trump campaign.
-
Project management: The incubator for acquisition reform
Congress seeks a reformed defense acquisition system that is agile and innovative. But what does that look like?
-
CMS awards $75M contract for DME program
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has awarded a five-year contract for software services to General Dynamics.
-
Benchmarking Silicon Valley
Government leaders are turning to Silicon Valley for new ideas to run government acquisition, but do they already have the tools they need?
