"This idea of compartmentalization has a realization by breaking systems up into small pieces," said Howard Strobe.
"I think the companies have been quite cautious and quite aware of the potential of people to misuse what is a very powerful technology," said Neil Chilson.
The massive convergence of cyber and physical systems has prompted the need for a framework based on engineering principles, the NIST fellow says.
The Justice Department said Dell Technologies and Iron Bow will each pay more than 2 million dollars to resolve a Qui Tam lawsuit.
DOGE crew wants to drastically cut government. Cutting the employees and agencies doing some work will just go to contractors with less accountability.
When corruption comes to light, it's often the Justice Department that takes the lead. Jacklyn DeMar leads a nonprofit that supports whistleblowers.
"If you're a federal employee that's strictly investing in the G Fund. You will not be a TSP millionaire," said Abe Grungold.
The Transportation Department bid farewell to Anne Aylward, who was the first woman to direct the department's Volpe Center.
Alabama Republican Gary Palmer has submitted a joint resolution of disapproval to overturn the CMMC rule.
The demand for watercraft is rising, but the Army's fleet is shrinking. The GAO has a few recommendations for what's becoming a critical problem.
A long-standing rule concerning small business preference is about to get a major expansion, courtesy of the Small Business Administration.
Michal Rottman, from the Transportation Security Administration, was named this year's senior executive of the year.
The Performance Accountability Council latest's report on “Trusted Workforce 2.0 said agencies have updated all major policies related to personnel vetting.
Political appointees are starting to depart just a few weeks after the election and two months before the change in administration.
The money from the CHIPS Act is part of larger outlays under its program, known as the Microelectronic Commons overseen by the Naval Surface Warfare Center.