The White House office’s effort to hire employees into the federal 2210 job series — with a focus on skills and not education — makes headway.
Allen Hill, the CIO of the FCC, said IT modernization, full stack observability, operational efficiency and zero trust drove his focus over the last two years.
The IG says lackluster practices at an unnamed FBI disposal facility include unsecure spaces coupled with a non-functioning security camera.
Draft digital identity guidelines add more detail around emerging tech like mobile driver's licenses, but also keeps the door open to in-person verification.
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Alexandria Phounsavath, director of DHS S&T’s Data Analytics Technology Center, is exploring new approaches to solving some of the biggest challenges in data.
The IRS' inspector general says protecting taxpayer data continues to be a major challenge for the agency, as it struggle with several key cybersecurity areas.
In today's Federal Newscast, GSA awards Clark Construction a $524 million contract to build new CISA headquarters.
The folks that are going to have to abide by CMMC rules have some thoughts on what they would mean going forward.
The Secret Service has a key role investigating financial crimes, including cyber fraud, but some lawmakers want it to focus solely on its protection mission.
For a traveler and a newspaper reporter, the U.S. returned a ruthless murderer and a gaggle of malicious cyber hackers.
The success or failure of a team is often judged by its ability to create solutions or make decisions efficiently.
Brandon Wales, the now former executive director of CISA, said in an “exit” interview agencies have more resilient federal cybersecurity architecture today.
The CMMC requirements will feature a three-year "phased rollout," as the Pentagon continues to move forward with the massive cyber certification scheme.
Agencies will need to begin implementing new post-quantum cryptographic standards in what's expected to be a decade-long, $7 billion transition.