Special bulletin review: Secure remote workforce

Whether it’s protecting a government-supported effort to produce coronavirus vaccines and treatments, or preventing interference in this November’s election, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is working with industry partners to stay on top of…

Data is one of the government’s strategic assets. But Big Data can get too big, and now data leaders have been talking about data downsizing.

Leading thinkers have proffered the idea of a national data service. The Data Foundation says it would support the goal of evidence-based decision making.

The migration to Teams offers a tremendous opportunity to migrate away from legacy platforms. 

This week on Federal Tech Talk, John Meyer, vice president, Defense Products at Peraton, joins host John Gilroy for a wide ranging discussion of the surface web, the deep web, and the dark web, and they challenges they pose for federal IT officials.

A panel of former federal technology executives offered the House Oversight and Reform Subcommittee on Government Operations suggestions for improving the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) scorecard after five years.

The Agriculture Department’s Office of Chief Information Officer has implemented a hiring freeze and is offering early retirements to eligible IT specialists. The initiatives are part of a workforce “restructuring” effort to support USDA’s ongoing IT modernization transformation, the department said.

Most organizations have a blind spot that prevents them from seeing the overall status of various priorities across the enterprise in a unified, organized way.

This program provides a progress report on health IT in government.

IRS staff members knew ahead of time that some of the individual payments for pandemic relief would go to the deceased because of how timely vital records data comes in from Social Security.