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Katherine Hammack is the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy & Environment.
Security firm Trusteer says a variation of the SpyEye Trojan is the newest threat to devices running Google\'s Android operating system.
Common Good\'s Phillip Howard shares ways agencies can cut regulations to meet the President\'s June executive order.
Pentagon found more than $800 million in Antideficiency Act violations from 2005 and 2008, but never reported these violations to Congress, lawmakers say.
Under the deal\'s terms, Lockheed will support the integration of software and components for the Air Force\'s combat support automated information systems.
NORAD says aircraft will practice interception and identification procedures in the region on Thursday from 3 a.m. to 5 a.m.
The use of QR codes is building momentum in government. But some cyber experts are warning agencies that some of them could pose cyber threats.
Merlin International, a veteran-owned IT firm, has landed a five-year, $40 million cybersecurity contract with the Health and Human Services Department.
Defense contractor Lockheed Martin has submitted its proposal to modernize the Navy\'s shipboard computing system. The Navy will decide early next year if it will go with Lockheed\'s designs or proposals from competitor Northrop Grumman.
Pete Kasperowicz, a staff writer for The Hill newspaper, joined the Federal Drive to discuss some of the provisions that the final FAA reauthorization bill will likely contain.
Ashton Carter, the nominee to be the new deputy Defense secretary, said DoD will need to consider civilian employee furloughs, the abandonment of major weapons systems and a severe curtailing of military training if the sequestration envisioned by Congress as a budget-cutting forcing function takes effect.
Greg Myers, Microsoft\'s vice president for federal sales, joined the Federal Drive to discuss the next generation of office tools.
Sean Greene, associate administrator for investment at the Small Business Administration, joined the Federal Drive to discuss a recent series of roundtables that aimed to find new ways to trim regulations.