The new ruling means that courts will now only defer to agencies when laws explicitly state the agency can make its own interpretation.
Addressing the federal cybersecurity skills gap requires a multifaceted approach in coordination with the private sector.
In today’s budget environment, agency leaders are often asked to do more with less.
This year, expect to see a record number of cyberattacks on government agencies as hackers ramp up their efforts ahead of the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
Kevin Moss, Consumers' Checkbook senior editor, explains how federal employees can avoid huge increases in their healthcare costs in fiscal 2025.
Government agencies have an obligation to provide accurate information to citizens, and a bad bot can have both legal and moral implications.
Given the sacrifices the military lifestyle demands, it’s no surprise the unemployment rate for military spouses has remained five times the national average.
Various industries are still dealing with the consequences of the July 2024 technology outage which led to a "blue screen of death" and extreme disruptions.
Humans are hardwired for connection and belonging because our ancestors’ survival depended on it.
Implementing zero trust requires a significant cultural shift within all levels of an agency, as zero trust does not start and stop with IT professionals.
There are ten key focus areas for current and prospective agency CAIOs to consider to ensure and maximize the benefits and minimize the risks of AI.
While there’s no such thing as a silver bullet solution to secure the public sector, continuous pentesting addresses these issues head-on.
CISA’s emergency directive follows the January breach of Microsoft corporate email accounts by Russian state-sponsored cyber actor Midnight Blizzard.
NPS celebrates 10 years of fat bears and the White Sox celebrate — Well. You’ll see.
By embracing work-life integration, we can unlock the potential for our work to foster connection, purpose, and meaning.