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Federal agencies and academics have a new way to test unmanned sea systems

The MITRE Corporation is celebrating the opening of what it says will help numerous federal agencies do a better job of studying national security, climate…

Defense

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New ideas for updating a very old scorecard at which agencies roll their eyes

Agency Oversight

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How the art of cybersecurity is advanced by research for the public domain

Cybersecurity

Ukrainian servicemen sit atop armored personnel carriers driving on a road in the Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine, Thursday, Feb. 24, 2022. Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday announced a military operation in Ukraine and warned other countries that any attempt to interfere with the Russian action would lead to

Ukraine: It’s both professional and personal

Federal Report

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Government’s drive for continued air travel safety improvement enters a new phase

Cybersecurity

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FILE - In this Oct. 23, 2020, file photo mail-in ballots for the 2020 General Election in the United States are seen before being sorted at the Chester County Voter Services office in West Chester, Pa. A new study finds the expansion of mail voting did not benefit Democrats or increase turnout. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File)

What happened when a scientific study looked at mail ballots in 2020 swing states?

Management

Tips for the next administration, whoever is running it

Technology

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Mitre puts cybersecurity vendors to the test

Cybersecurity

GSA takes aim at those submitting fake comments on proposed regulations

In today’s Federal Newscast, the General Services Administration launched a bid to ensure fairness in an important part of federal rule-making.

Federal Newscast

FILE - This Jan. 25, 2010, file photo, shows the United States Department of State seal on a podium at the State Department in Washington. Two organizations of documentary filmmakers filed a federal lawsuit Thursday arguing that new rules requiring U.S. visa applicants to register their social media handles are making them fearful of publicly speaking their minds. State Department rules took effect in May and apply to more than 14 million applicants each year, requiring them to register all their social media handles from the past five years on about 20 different online platforms. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon, File)

State Dept. trying to assess foreign governments’ cyber postures

The department enlisted the MITRE Corporation to help foreign governments assess their own cybersecurity.

Federal Drive

People with neurological conditions have emerged as cybersecurity talent

Federal Drive

A new group of people often overlooked have emerged as a cybersecuirty talent source for federal agencies competing for scarce candidates.

Mitre Corporation

Federal agencies and academics have a new way to test unmanned sea systems

New ideas for updating a very old scorecard at which agencies roll their eyes

How the art of cybersecurity is advanced by research for the public domain

Ukraine: It’s both professional and personal

Government’s drive for continued air travel safety improvement enters a new phase

What happened when a scientific study looked at mail ballots in 2020 swing states?

Some IT modernization advice for the incoming Biden administration

Pandemic Response Accountability Committee flags gaps in federal data sources

VA’s latest IT project? A digital GI bill transformation

Tips for the next administration, whoever is running it

Mitre puts cybersecurity vendors to the test

GSA takes aim at those submitting fake comments on proposed regulations

State Dept. trying to assess foreign governments’ cyber postures

People with neurological conditions have emerged as cybersecurity talent

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