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Could open data actually help find a fix to the Gulf oil crisis?
Learn more in today\'s cybersecurity update.
Two cyber leaders concur on importance of moving past forensics to risk mitigation.
Agencies recycled more than 51,000 pounds of electronics, purchases more than 58,000 hardware that met the green standards and saved the government more than $11 million.
The STAR METRICS will create a reliable and consistent inter-agency mechanism to account for the number of scientists and support staff that are on research institution payrolls supported by federal funds. Details from Julia Lane, program director with the National Science Foundation.
In this radically new information environment, the enemy no longer depends on traditional media. This is the \"YouTube War.\" Details from Dr. Cori Dauber, a professor of Communication Studies.
New Australian zombie code in effect by December
Not surprising: Telecommuters balance work and family life better than office workers. Surprising: Even while sometimes squeezing in a couple extra days\' worth of work each week.
Across the pond, facial recognition technology is growing in popularity.
Read a new blog post from Navy CIO Rob Carey.
The House Cybersecurity Caucus says new provisions \"will establish strong, centralized oversight to protect our nation\'s critical information infrastructure and update our comprehensive policy for operating in cyberspace.\" But will they? We ask Jim Lewis with CSIS
Data security threats continue to increase in number and sophistication. We learn more about \'Building an Architecture of Trust\' from Don Proctor, senior vice president for cyber security at Cisco.
Weekly interviews with federal agency chief information officers about the latest directives, challenges and successes. Follow Jason on Twitter. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Podcast One.