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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission gets high marks for its cybersecurity program

In today’s Federal Newscast: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission gets high marks for its cybersecurity program. Watchdogs say mistakes and fraud led…

Federal Newscast

FERC stands up cloud data science, analytics platform to enable collaboration

Big Data

Troops stand to get 3.1 percent increase in Trump budget proposal

Federal Newscast

DHS moving quickly to get National Risk Management Center off the ground

Reporter's Notebook

FILE- In this Monday, Oct. 5, 2015 file photo, Residents of a lakeside neighborhood walk across Overcreek Bridge by the remains of a failed dam in Columbia, S.C. Officials say the structure beneath a road collapsed Monday afternoon following days of heavy rain, nearly emptying a lake in a few minutes. No one was injured. South Carolina had problems with crumbling roads and bridges and old drinking water systems and dams long before the historic floods of the past week. Now the state faces what will likely be hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars of bills to fix washed out roads and bridges and destroyed dams. (AP Photo/Jay Reeves, File)

Infrastructure stakeholders want better agency communication, no sunset from FAST Act reforms

Congress

From creation to elimination, FERC maps its data for better protection

Ask the CIO

House Dems want to broaden investigation into fake comments

Federal Newscast

Enabling business through cybersecurity

CyberChat

FERC finding a way to modernize IT with, without extra funding

Ask the CIO

NASA, Energy, Commerce rearrange seats in CIO’s office

People

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Why we stay: SES in their own words

Defense

Jason Black, Research Leader, Battelle

By some estimates, taking out just nine critical electrical substations could plunge the whole nation into darkness. Threats to the electrical grid aren’t…

Federal Drive

Don Kettl, Professor, University of Maryland

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has filled out its leadership under an unusual political deal. The Senate has confirmed the agency’s Enforcement…

Federal Drive

Sanjay Sardar, Chief Information Officer, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

The furor over HealthCare.gov isn’t gone quite yet. Several congressional committees still plan to conduct postmortems on what went wrong. The rollout of the website is just one example of how the federal government brand has taken a hit. Sanjay Sardar, chief information officer at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and government co-chair for this year’s Management of Change conference, tells In Depth with Francis Rose restoring that brand is a very important job for the federal government…