Digital Government

Hackers Compromise Database of South Koreans Who Work for the U.S. Military

Contact info, education history, work experience and Korean ID numbers may have been breached.

Cybersecurity

White House looking to Capitol Hill on cyber

Cybersecurity is arguably one of the few bipartisan issues in Congress, and key stakeholders hope that will be enough to push through legislation this year.

Cybersecurity

Does TWIC really work?

Senators grill port security experts on whether the Transportation Worker Identification Credential program is worth the time and money.

Cybersecurity

Flaw Lets Hackers Control Electronic Highway Billboards

Officials have notified the vendor to confirm the issue and figure out a fix.

Cybersecurity

Where digital gov falls short, Franken pushes on privacy, Stempfley honored and more

News and notes from around the federal IT community.

Cybersecurity

Behind the scenes of big data

Dell exec Paul Christman says health care and CDM are prime examples of government putting big data to good use.

Cybersecurity

The cost of compliance

Reacting to data security problems is costlier than taking steps to avoid them, a new report says.

Cybersecurity

NSA employs ever-improving facial-recognition technology

The National Security Agency’s revelation highlights the growing sophistication of facial-recognition tools available to government.

Modernization

Marine Corps Finds Pentagon’s Mobile Plan is No Bargain

Without a cheaper commercial alternative, it will be too costly to put more smartphones and tablets in the hands of Marines.

Cybersecurity

NSA director: Detection trumps prevention

Because keeping cyber intruders out is increasingly difficult, the focus should be on finding them quickly and assessing the threat, says Adm. Michael Rogers.

Cybersecurity

Hacker rewrites 5 highway signs in North Carolina

Transportation // North Carolina, United States

Cybersecurity

What to do about data breaches

A recent GAO report shows data breaches are on the rise -- and decidedly uneven responses from one agency to the next.

Digital Government

Hacker Conference Will Invite Feds Back – In 2016

The Pentagon will host a cyber contest at DEF CON after reaching a deal with organizers of the annual confab.

Cybersecurity

Feds Free Thousands of Computers From Hackers

Officials say they have disabled two of the world's worst computer viruses.