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How good is the government at threat information sharing?
Cybersecurity officials constantly talk about information sharing as integral to good cybersecurity. But are they actually capable of doing it?
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What happens if the Air Force’s command center for all its tankers and cargo planes gets hacked?
Here’s what happened after the network shut down.
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Air Force looking for help to (cyber)secure bases
A new proposal released by the Air Force is asking for industry help in monitoring power and control networks from cyberthreats.
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How emerging tech can reshape the workforce
Gary Washington, the chief information officer of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, sat down with Federal Times to talk about agency culture, focusing on cybersecurity and learning to use emerging technology to serve business processes.
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DHS updates its view of trust in new network security guidance
New draft guidance for the Trust Internet Connections program wants to allow agencies to be more flexible with their network architecture.
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How to score A+ on the federal IT report card
The CIOs leading the highest-rated IT shops in the federal government talked with Federal Times about how they’ve taken their agencies to the top.
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The DHS cyber agency gets massive funding boost
Take a look at what Congress wants the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to do as it looks to consolidate its clout as the federal cybersecurity leader.
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The Air Force invites the cyber industry to speed date
The Air Force wants to hear from small companies about what cyber solutions they might be able to bring to protect data.
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Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
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Is using TikTok a national security risk?
The chairman of a national security subcommittee in the House of Representatives is worried that federal employees who use TikTok, Grindr and other mobile applications owned by foreign governments could be susceptible to blackmail or become national security vulnerabilities.
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How good is the government at threat information sharing?
Cybersecurity officials constantly talk about information sharing as integral to good cybersecurity. But are they actually capable of doing it?
-
What happens if the Air Force’s command center for all its tankers and cargo planes gets hacked?
Here’s what happened after the network shut down.
-
Air Force looking for help to (cyber)secure bases
A new proposal released by the Air Force is asking for industry help in monitoring power and control networks from cyberthreats.
-
How emerging tech can reshape the workforce
Gary Washington, the chief information officer of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, sat down with Federal Times to talk about agency culture, focusing on cybersecurity and learning to use emerging technology to serve business processes.
-
DHS updates its view of trust in new network security guidance
New draft guidance for the Trust Internet Connections program wants to allow agencies to be more flexible with their network architecture.
-
How to score A+ on the federal IT report card
The CIOs leading the highest-rated IT shops in the federal government talked with Federal Times about how they’ve taken their agencies to the top.
-
The DHS cyber agency gets massive funding boost
Take a look at what Congress wants the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to do as it looks to consolidate its clout as the federal cybersecurity leader.
-
The Air Force invites the cyber industry to speed date
The Air Force wants to hear from small companies about what cyber solutions they might be able to bring to protect data.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Is using TikTok a national security risk?
The chairman of a national security subcommittee in the House of Representatives is worried that federal employees who use TikTok, Grindr and other mobile applications owned by foreign governments could be susceptible to blackmail or become national security vulnerabilities.
-
How good is the government at threat information sharing?
Cybersecurity officials constantly talk about information sharing as integral to good cybersecurity. But are they actually capable of doing it?
-
What happens if the Air Force’s command center for all its tankers and cargo planes gets hacked?
Here’s what happened after the network shut down.
-
Air Force looking for help to (cyber)secure bases
A new proposal released by the Air Force is asking for industry help in monitoring power and control networks from cyberthreats.
-
How emerging tech can reshape the workforce
Gary Washington, the chief information officer of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, sat down with Federal Times to talk about agency culture, focusing on cybersecurity and learning to use emerging technology to serve business processes.
-
DHS updates its view of trust in new network security guidance
New draft guidance for the Trust Internet Connections program wants to allow agencies to be more flexible with their network architecture.
-
How to score A+ on the federal IT report card
The CIOs leading the highest-rated IT shops in the federal government talked with Federal Times about how they’ve taken their agencies to the top.
-
The DHS cyber agency gets massive funding boost
Take a look at what Congress wants the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to do as it looks to consolidate its clout as the federal cybersecurity leader.
-
The Air Force invites the cyber industry to speed date
The Air Force wants to hear from small companies about what cyber solutions they might be able to bring to protect data.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Is using TikTok a national security risk?
The chairman of a national security subcommittee in the House of Representatives is worried that federal employees who use TikTok, Grindr and other mobile applications owned by foreign governments could be susceptible to blackmail or become national security vulnerabilities.
