Government agencies most at risk of ethics violations and conflicts of interest are usually reliant on paper-based processes
Gayatri Prakash, the vice president and general manager for Compliance at CloudBees, explains how to make SBOMs more valuable through better data collection.
Successful use of AI in government requires more than just a focus on compliance with controls.
As webapps become a trusted part of the way organizations do business, the risk unevaluated websites pose to zero trust architectures is underestimated.
The evidence is clear and irrefutable that this system does not meet the needs of veterans, the clinicians who care for them or the VA as a whole.
GSA’s best value legislative proposal will allow GSA to craft policies and procedures that more closely align with the commercial market.
Jay Huie, CIO for Coreonyx and former deputy assistant commissioner at GSA, explains why Congress may need to articulate on qualitative metrics for bills.
There are hundreds of thousands of discovered vulnerabilities in software, but only a small fraction of these vulnerabilities are actively exploited.
Every day, Americans’ data is legitimately sold and resold through data brokers.
Government contracts can represent a gateway to sustainable growth for small businesses.
Embracing the humanity of federal employees isn't about balancing robotic professionalism and joyful home lives.
Of the many hypothesized AI risks, cyber risk is one of the few that we’re all but guaranteed to experience.
Potential contractors often confront conflicting rules requiring rationalization.
It’s not easy to share information securely outside your organization. This is the crux of the DoD's policy on Mission Partner Environments (MPE).
Keeping backup data untouched guarantees that it's always recoverable and a ransom will never have to be paid, no matter what.