The government’s personnel shop has devised a five-part strategy for planning, hiring and retaining cybersecurity people. But not everyone follows the strategy.
Last year was an eventful one on the cybersecurity front. But big cyber developments in the federal scape are expected in 2025.
Digital identity advocates are calling on Trump administration to boost the use of mobile drivers licenses and other digital identity verification use cases.
The plaintiffs claim OPM violated the E-Government Act by not releasing details of how the email system will manage federal employees’ personal information.
Steve Nulter, a senior business analyst in the Quality Service Management Office, said more agencies are using financial management shared services.
The report highlights the possibility of unauthorized access and control over critical systems.
Greg Barbaccia takes over for Clare Martorana as the government’s lead technology executive.
The first Trump administration started “Trusted Workforce 2.0.” After years of progress and some major challenges, where does security clearance reform go next?