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Special bulletin review: Secure remote workforce
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How the DEA made the move away from the pre-COVID office life to telework was aided by already having the foundation in place.
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The 1,600 employees of the National Science Foundation started working from home in March – a familiar story to so many across the country. But NSF might have been a little more prepared to make the switch.
If federal agencies were constantly on guard the past several years, as cyber-attacks grew in intensity and effectiveness, the past several months of the pandemic, has dumped fuel on that fire of fear and paranoia.
Protection of mobile devices is more important than ever. More than securing devices and mobile workforce per se, it’s important to think of this effort as helping secure the agency enterprise itself.
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CISA establishes new office to ‘operationalize’ supply chain security
CISA’s new office is looking to move beyond guidance and policies to help agencies move out on security their IT supply chains.
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As ransomware attacks evolve, agencies must find innovative ways to backup data
Federal agencies face an incredible threat as ransomware attacks continue to evolve and attackers grow more and more evasive.
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NSF joins a growing list of agencies reconfiguring its CIO’s office
National Science Foundation CIO Dorothy Aronson will remain a principal advisor while a new executive will lead the Office of Business Information Technology (BIT) Services and be the CIO and CTO.
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FDA is told to tighten up its procedures for IT procurement
For the FDA, as for so many agencies, information technology is a big-ticket expenditure. The Health and Human Services inspector general examined FDA contracting officers dealing with one large deal, and found a few things to tighten up.
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The intelligence community is coming to grips with the power of commercial data
Intelligence analysis has long relied on data generated by people on the ground and signals in the air. Now the discussion within defense and intelligence circles centers on the potential of data available for sale, so-called commercial intelligence.
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Checking in with the newly-confirmed director of the Energy Department’s innovation unit
Whatever the country’s energy future will turn out to be, it will require advances in science and technology. That’s where my next guest comes in.
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Emergent threats to the federal cyber community in 2023
The last year has been transformative for federal cybersecurity. Amid the ongoing government wide initiative to achieve zero-trust, all agencies strove to bolster their defenses. On the other hand, adversaries continued to advance malicious cyber efforts.
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Test out what your office space of the future could look like at GSA’s new innovation lab
The General Services Administration unveiled its Workplace Innovation Lab at its headquarters in Washington, D.C. with five furniture vendors to demonstrate what the office space of the future could look like.
