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InfoSecurity.com reports on a Symantec study that found most people make risky moves online.
ASIS International certifies for cyber expert credentials. The organization\'s new president is Christina Duffey.
The White House agency will help coordinate the process around prize competitions, science and technology education efforts and online access to government data. The America Competes law details several news policy directives for OSTP and other federal scientific agencies.
Many consumers neglect to take the necessary steps required to protect themselves from the dangers of cybercrime associated with their new prized-possessions and tech gadgets. We get advice from McAfee\'s Dave Marcus.
The range will test cyber weapons, The U.K. online site The Register reports.
One hacker is offering access to government websites for a price, Imperva says.
The Small Business Administration is in the process of building a new online community to serve small business owners According to SBA’s website, the agency will build on the success of Business.gov, a governmentwide site…
Many genuine blogs have been blocked/removed as they were considered to be spam blogs.
The PharmacoEconomic Center website has been pulled offline while security flaws are reviewed.
Federal News Radio has obtained exclusive details on the IT budget guidance OMB sent to agencies for the fiscal 2012 budget request. The administration is asking agencies to begin using monitoring their networks continuously by the end of next year. OMB also sets deadlines for cyberscope, IPv6 and funding of e-government projects.
In the State of the Union, the President said he will submit a proposal to Congress to reduce the overlap among agencies. Obama also called for a five-year freeze in domestic spending, but asked lawmakers to do more with entitlement spending. He also promised to continue to invest in innovation and research and development.
A 25-point action plan for government IT reform has the right idea, but Mark Forman and Karen Evans say there needs to be more focus on getting rid of duplicative systems.
Are you moving to the cloud? Tune in for an interview with the USDA\'s Jim Stevens as he discusses his agency\'s cloud options. January 25, 2011
Foresee Results\' Larry Freed shares the results from the citizen satisfaction survey.
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