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Learn more in today\'s cybersecurity update.
Former e-gov administrators Karen Evans and Mark Forman give their insight as to how federal cybersecurity management is changing now that President Obama\'s 60 Day Cyber Security Review is over a year old. Is FISMA a thing of the past? Find out by reading more.
Create one, then you\'re done! We get details from GCN lab director John Breeden.
The Washington Post recently challenge 8 reporters to do just that.
Padding travelers down at the airport and making them walk through a metal detector with their shoes off may not be enough to prevent terrorist attacks.
NASA\'s cyberfocus shifts to real time. We get details from deputy CIO Jerry Davis.
Cybersecurity provisions stuffed in Defense Appropriations bill, Cyberattack hits Treasury Credit Union
Within the next several weeks, the Department of Health and Human Services is expected to release the newest guidelines regarding the continuing effort to implement electronic health records across the country. Meanwhile, several feds who are in the thick of the \'health IT\' fight talked about their work at yesterday\'s AFFIRM luncheon here in Washington.
The military is performing a proof of concept in Utah by putting transit benefits on employees\' Common Access Cards. USDA is implementing technology to require the use of HSPD-12 cards to log onto applications.
Kshemendra Paul moves from the OMB chief architect to the Program Manager for the Information Sharing Environment. He will lead the work on information sharing standards, policies and procedures.
Read the step-by-step instructions from the New York Times.
The New York Times reports that EU officials are concerned about Microsoft, Yahoo and Google.
Federal agencies scrambling on DNSSEC implementation
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