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Phelan Wyrick, senior advisor to the assistant attorney general for the Office of Justice Programs at the U.S. Justice Department, joins host John Gilroy to talk about the new website: crimesolutions.gov. August 23, 2011
A Chinese military propaganda video may have let it slip that China is attacking U.S. targets electronically.
Some of those reasons are the iPad doesn\'t have software drivers, a real operating system, and is missing an Explorer browser or client-server applications.
Kevin Coleman, senior fellow at Technolytics, has created the list of the biggest threats to cybersecurity.
David Stern, Director of Online Engagement at AMERICASPEAKS, has an assessment of how your agency is doing in those areas.
In the wake of recent high-profile hackings and leaks, federal managers are reconsidering a move to the cloud. Learn more in today\'s Cybersecurity Update.
The NetWars tournament is a six-hour challenge conducted over two days at the SANS national conference.
Brian Moran, CEO of governmentCIO, is a strategist in government IT.
Dr. Nicole Lurie, assistant secretary for Preparedness and Response, explains what HHS hopes the apps will accomplish.
Trying to change the culture-driven patterns of IT spending in the military services by issuing edicts would not work, and should not work, the Pentagon\'s chief information officer said. She said she sees her role as making sure the services have what they need, and that their IT efforts benefit DoD as an enterprise.
A new toolkit known as \"SpyEye\" allows hackers to issue commands to networks of thousands of bot computers to deliver scam and conduct hack attacks. And the price on the cyber black market is going down, meaning the tool could be in a lot more nefarious hands soon.
Mike White, managing editor of the Federal Register, joined the Federal Drive to discuss recent tech efforts from the Government Printing Office and the National Archives. The two agencies have issued an API to allow developers to take a crack at creating apps based on information stored on the Federal Register\'s website.
On today\'s Federal Drive: a new framework for the Senior Executive Service, the Pentagon\'s inspector general investigates the department\'s personnel chief over allegations of mismanagement and abuse of power, and a proposed OPM rule would allow federal employees to run for local office.
According to a recent survey, most respondents said increased telework training has not been built into their 2012 budgets.
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