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OPM wants to know the most critical cyber workforce needs
And it wants to know earlier than previously requested.
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5 ways to combat international cyber threats
The Department of State in a May 2018 report pledged to pursue five goals for promoting internet freedom and establishing norms in cyberspace.
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5 ways government will fight against botnets
A new report from The Departments of Commerce and Homeland security listed many areas where the U.S. can improve its botnet defense, and five where government can get the ball rolling.
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The 4 problems (and solutions) federal cyber leaders face
Though most agencies have cyber programs at risk or high risk, the Office of Management and Budget has four ways to resolve the problem.
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Army ‘living off the fat’ of post-Vietnam tech advances
With enemies improving their military technology, the Army needs to intelligently invest in the future of war fighting, Maj. Gen. William Hix, deputy director of the Army Modernization Command Task Force.
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Inside the EPA’s longstanding struggles with IT security
Two Inspector General reports found that the Environmental Protection Agency has yet to meet standards for information security and inadequately kept track of its IT property.
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Cyber training needs pain and consequences
Fully experiencing the disruptions caused by cyberattacks during training exercises can provide important lessons for commanders on how to deal with network attacks in the field, according to experts who spoke at the 2018 C4ISRNET conference.
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CIOs have to be more than IT experts, says federal tech lead
Chief information officers will have to be strong managers with a voice among senior leadership to drive IT success, according to federal CIO Suzette Kent.
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Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
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OPM wants to know the most critical cyber workforce needs
And it wants to know earlier than previously requested.
-
5 ways to combat international cyber threats
The Department of State in a May 2018 report pledged to pursue five goals for promoting internet freedom and establishing norms in cyberspace.
-
5 ways government will fight against botnets
A new report from The Departments of Commerce and Homeland security listed many areas where the U.S. can improve its botnet defense, and five where government can get the ball rolling.
-
The 4 problems (and solutions) federal cyber leaders face
Though most agencies have cyber programs at risk or high risk, the Office of Management and Budget has four ways to resolve the problem.
-
Army ‘living off the fat’ of post-Vietnam tech advances
With enemies improving their military technology, the Army needs to intelligently invest in the future of war fighting, Maj. Gen. William Hix, deputy director of the Army Modernization Command Task Force.
-
Inside the EPA’s longstanding struggles with IT security
Two Inspector General reports found that the Environmental Protection Agency has yet to meet standards for information security and inadequately kept track of its IT property.
-
Cyber training needs pain and consequences
Fully experiencing the disruptions caused by cyberattacks during training exercises can provide important lessons for commanders on how to deal with network attacks in the field, according to experts who spoke at the 2018 C4ISRNET conference.
-
CIOs have to be more than IT experts, says federal tech lead
Chief information officers will have to be strong managers with a voice among senior leadership to drive IT success, according to federal CIO Suzette Kent.
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Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
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OPM wants to know the most critical cyber workforce needs
And it wants to know earlier than previously requested.
-
5 ways to combat international cyber threats
The Department of State in a May 2018 report pledged to pursue five goals for promoting internet freedom and establishing norms in cyberspace.
-
5 ways government will fight against botnets
A new report from The Departments of Commerce and Homeland security listed many areas where the U.S. can improve its botnet defense, and five where government can get the ball rolling.
-
The 4 problems (and solutions) federal cyber leaders face
Though most agencies have cyber programs at risk or high risk, the Office of Management and Budget has four ways to resolve the problem.
-
Army ‘living off the fat’ of post-Vietnam tech advances
With enemies improving their military technology, the Army needs to intelligently invest in the future of war fighting, Maj. Gen. William Hix, deputy director of the Army Modernization Command Task Force.
-
Inside the EPA’s longstanding struggles with IT security
Two Inspector General reports found that the Environmental Protection Agency has yet to meet standards for information security and inadequately kept track of its IT property.
-
Cyber training needs pain and consequences
Fully experiencing the disruptions caused by cyberattacks during training exercises can provide important lessons for commanders on how to deal with network attacks in the field, according to experts who spoke at the 2018 C4ISRNET conference.
-
CIOs have to be more than IT experts, says federal tech lead
Chief information officers will have to be strong managers with a voice among senior leadership to drive IT success, according to federal CIO Suzette Kent.
-
Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
