INSA

Congress, Biden administration continue push to reduce security clearance timeline

OPM and DCSA are making policy and technology changes are part of the implementation of the Trusted Workforce 2.0.

Ask the CIO

DoD CIO turns up cyber heat on weapons systems development

Ask the CIO

Industry says security clearance transfer paves way for long-awaited modernization

Workforce

IARPA working on ways to protect AI training data from malicious tampering

Artificial Intelligence

DoD photo by Sgt. Amber I. Smith

DoD to reorganize, create new security clearance organization

Reorganization

Sue Gordon, principal deputy director of national intelligence

Common suitability, security clearance standards are coming within a year, ODNI says

Workforce

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White House, Pentagon cyber strategies give more leeway to fight back

Intelligence community sees ‘most promise’ in AI’s capabilities for analysts

Artificial Intelligence

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SSA bid protest win demonstrates power of acquisition to protect the supply chains

Reporter's Notebook

Industry seeks easy fixes to lengthy, redundant vetting process for DHS contractors

Workforce

If cyber threat sharing is a team sport, DHS needs more teammates

Reporter's Notebook

Intel community still doesn’t know how it should fix security clearance problem

Leaders in the intelligence community are still performing a balancing act between employee freedom and security issues.

Defense

NBIB to test new security clearance process for federal employees

The National Background Investigations Bureau plans ‘human testing’ this fall to improve the federal security clearance process.

Same obstacles plague small and large agencies in setting up insider threat programs

Management

The Office of Personnel Management was the sixth agency to achieve final operating capability on an insider threat program. But OPM is among the few agencies who have set up such programs. Small agencies say cultural barriers, lack of resources and legal and privacy questions are among the obstacles preventing them from meeting the goal, but insider threat experts say those problems aren’t unique.

INSA

Congress, Biden administration continue push to reduce security clearance timeline

DoD CIO turns up cyber heat on weapons systems development

Industry says security clearance transfer paves way for long-awaited modernization

IARPA working on ways to protect AI training data from malicious tampering

DoD to reorganize, create new security clearance organization

Common suitability, security clearance standards are coming within a year, ODNI says

White House, Pentagon cyber strategies give more leeway to fight back

Intelligence community sees ‘most promise’ in AI’s capabilities for analysts

SSA bid protest win demonstrates power of acquisition to protect the supply chains

Industry seeks easy fixes to lengthy, redundant vetting process for DHS contractors

If cyber threat sharing is a team sport, DHS needs more teammates

Intel community still doesn’t know how it should fix security clearance problem

NBIB to test new security clearance process for federal employees

Same obstacles plague small and large agencies in setting up insider threat programs

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