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The Department of Veterans Affairs\' social media policy encourages VA employees to adopt Web-based collaboration tools.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) has introduced a new piece of cybersecurity legislation that would strengthen data breach laws.
The Federal Trade Commission has fined a software developer $50,000 for an application that collected private information from children using an online character.
The U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln has become the first Navy vessel to undergo a cybersecurity inspection while at sea. The ship passed with a score that surpassed what the Navy has been able to accomplish even at its shore-based units.
Derrick Harris, senior analyst and curator of cloud computing at GigaOM Pro, discusses where data center consolidation at your agency and across government might be headed.
Karen Evans, former administrator of the Office of Electronic Government and Information Technology at the Office of Management and Budget, gives her analysis of the biggest federal technology stories of late.
DoD announced it will close an additional 44 data centers by the end of the fiscal year. DoD CIO Teri Takai said the closures dovetail with the department\'s efforts to adopt enterprise services and cloud computing.
Dickie George, the technical director of the Information Assurance Directorate at the National Security Agency, joined the Federal Drive to discuss the agency\'s robust hiring efforts, including in the cyber realm.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology unveiled a plan for cybersecurity education. The agency will take public comments on the draft plan through Sept. 12.
Locality pay in the federal government is based on an employee\'s \"official duty station.\" But how does a teleworker determine what that is?
Could more security and privacy will make information sharing easier, not harder? Dan Chenok, Senior Fellow in the IBM Center for The Business of Government thinks so.
Setting the trap for a shady RAT. Learn more in today\'s cybersecurity update.
Rep. Mary Bono Mack announced she wants a briefing on the recent wave of cyber attacks and whether public disclosure would help or hurt efforts to combat cyber crime.
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