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Federal Drive host Tom Temin says the latest analysis from the Heritage Foundation paints a grim picture of U.S. military strength.
Is Koskinen a cover-up crook, a bag man for the Obama administration or an honest guy simply trying to clean up a scandal?
The big stories that have broken are more about beginnings than conclusions.
Simulation exercises need not apply only to technical responses to cyber attacks. How management handles emergencies can determine how well an organization recovers from the damage, says Federal Drive host Tom Temin.
Federal websites tend to resemble retail sites because they have a more concentrated purpose than simply generating clicks.
OSTP launches 25 new challenge grants, adding to the 450 it's already completed.
Consolidation of PC buying and category management have their antecedents in last century's Air Force IDIQs.
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program has dragged on for nearly a decade, with bidders spending millions and millions just for run-off prototypes. No wonder there's a protest.
The Army works continuously to improve on a basic piece of gear, namely the helmet on top of a soldier's head.
In one corner of the Army, the story of a drive to improve the kill power of a proven platform.
The more you try to compare federal and private salaries and benefits, the more complicated the topic becomes.
The latest biennial survey from (ISC)2 and Booz Allen Hamilton, "Women in Security" shows that women constitute only 10 percent of the privatesector InfoSec workforce.
Shocking report on widespread Privacy Law violations is laced with the obvious shock and disgust on the part of the Office of Inspector General.
Counterfeit parts seem to bedevil DOD. Congress pushes it to deal. So, naturally, a slew of rules ensues, says Federal Drive host Tom Temin.