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Defense contractors say they are victims of ongoing foreign cyber attacks, and if they don\'t die down soon they may need help from the government.
Tammy Flanagan, Senior Benefits Director at National Institute of Transition Planning, explains what feds may stand to lose in budget talks.
Mark DeMulder, director of the USGS National Geospatial Program, explains how geospatial products can help your agency and how your agency can get their hands on them.
Federal News Radio talked to people who work for — or used to work for — the government to get their take on what\'s changed the most since 9/11.
Amtower Off Center host Mark Amtower and In Depth host Francis Rose countdown the top federal news stories of the week.
The Homeland Security Department has \"unequivocally\" made the country safer since 9/11, but DHS is still a \"work-in-progress\" with unfinished business, said Tom Ridge, the first Homeland Security secretary, in an interview with In Depth with Francis Rose.
The new policy letter will lay out eight changes to how agencies previously defined and managed inherently governmental work. Among the changes are a new list of jobs that must be done by federal employees and a checklist to determine which jobs are inherently government and which are closely associated or critical functions.
More than 7.8 million people were victims of healthcare data breaches from 2009 to 2010, the Health and Human Services Department said in a recent report to Congress.
The ranking member of the Homeland Security Committee said timing is critical as the committee prepares the DHS authorization bill.
Cathy Berrick, the managing director for homeland security and justice issues at GAO, joined the Federal Drive to discuss the latest progress report on the agency. This interview is part of Federal News Radio\'s ongoing coverage of \"9/11: A Government Changed.\"
Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Robert Papp joined the Federal Drive to discuss the ongoing mission of the U.S. Coast Guard. His interview is part of Federal News Radio\'s ongoing coverage of \"9/11: A Government Changed.\"
Army Col. Todd Key joined the Federal Drive to discuss how the military mission was galvanized after 9/11 as part of Federal News Radio\'s ongoing coverage of \"9/11: A Government Changed.\"
On today\'s Federal Drive: New DHS headquarters on the St. Elizabeth\'s campus is a possible victim of the agency\'s budget chopping block and the president introduced new proposals part of his jobs plans.
The Senate passed the America Invents Act Thursday, clearing the way for passage of the first significant overhaul of the U.S. Patent system in 50 years. The House passed its version of the bill in June and President Barack Obama has said he will sign the legislation.