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Chief information security officers oversee a cybersecurity workforce that deals with everything from foreign hackers to disgruntled insiders.
Budget uncertainty is running higher than ever. One technique lots of agencies use near the end of a fiscal year is reverse auctions.
The second ramming of a Navy ship this summer brings the total loss of life to 17 sailors.
The budget and the looming debt ceiling top Congress' to-do list, but will members get bogged down with items like the population of Statuary Hall?
In today's Federal Newscast, after the second crash in two months, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson calls for an "operational pause."
The Energy Department awarded contracts to six companies for research and development into overcoming obstacles that so far have prevented exascale computers from being built.
In Defense terms, operating military bands doesn't take a major outlay of money or personnel. But they can be a visible sign of both military pride and waste.
The next wave in national security superiority will come from something that's been talked about for decades but is only now coming into its own —artificial intelligence.
David Eagles, the COO of HUD, said senior leadership is committed to an engaged process to improve the agency.
Lessons learned from a very big, but very short event.
Lured by Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, the Baltimore Cyber Range has helped the city become a center for cybersecurity training.
Bringing federal agencies together to save money by sharing administrative services, that's a lot like herding cats.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General conducts an audit to see how well DoJ is handling the Sept. 11 Victim Compensation Fund.
The Homeland Security Department's Science and Technology Directorate is working on technologies to enable earlier flood warnings than is now possible.