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CISOs have to approach their job differently since the pandemic forced vast amounts of the federal workforce outside of the traditional network perimeter.
says it could use another $10 billion to deal with the fallout of coronavirus and keep its industrial base companies afloat.
A breakthrough leukemia drug is on the market through a major drug manufacturer. But a research doctor at the National Cancer Institute made the discoveries that led to the drug in the first place.
When UK's leader was temporarily incapacitated by COVID-19, the government was faced with uncertainty. What if the US ended up in the same situation?
Agencies in recent years have faced a recurring dilemma: Congress can't act on time, so there's a lapse of appropriations - a partial shutdown.
The Postal Service has warned for years that tough decisions lie ahead when it comes to balancing its delivery service with costs.
Robert Shea, a former senior official with the Office of Management and Budget, is a principal with Grant Thornton Public Sector, makes the case for why agencies should use the pandemic emergency to accelerate their move to evidence-based decision making.
The Office of Personnel Management is committing to more workforce training for supervisors, new leaders and human resources professionals this year, according to new Performance.gov updates.
The 2014 DATA Act set a new standard for government transparency by raising the bar for how much spending data agencies have to make available via public websites. But releasing more information doesn't help much if the data is unreliable.
For the second year, members of the Professional Services Council have scored the quality of agency procurement forecasts according to a list of attributes.
Citing the coronavirus pandemic and ongoing economic uncertainty, the Trump administration said Monday it will cancel the highest honors for career civil servants this year.
Field and local offices at the Social Security Administration are still closed to the public, with managers handling some in-person services on a case-by-case basis. Despite a series of cuts to its telework program before the pandemic, SSA hasn't yet recalled large numbers of employees back to their offices.
The Department of Veterans Affairs and its largest employee union, the American Federation of Government Employees are stuck in a standoff.
In today's Federal Newscast, Homeland Security Committee chairman Bennie Thompson wants to know what DHS is doing to keep employees safe.