Cybersecurity

SSA has gaps in e-authentication of identities, auditors say

The Social Security Administration is falling short on meeting requirements for authenticating identities online, says a new federal audit.

Cybersecurity

Clearer Lines for Government Action?

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity could be a bright spot in otherwise flat IT budgets

Forecast predicts amount of spending to protect computer networks will mirror intensity of breaches, especially if the country sustains a cyberattack on the scale of Pearl Harbor.

Cybersecurity

Lawmakers suggest major restructuring for DHS

Proposal is intended to increase DHS efficiency, but GAO has yet to analyze the idea.

Cybersecurity

Homeland Security cyber protection office's fate is up in the air

House authorization bill is mute on the directorate, while Senate version would change its name to better describe its mission.

Cybersecurity

BlackBerry: Still No. 1

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Cybersecurity

Fed CIO discourages agency web credentials

Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel is urging department and agency CIOs to begin accepting third-party identity credentialing for federal websites.

Cybersecurity

Air Force disputes drone virus reports

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Cybersecurity

BRT: Business Cares About Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity

Will congressional infighting stall cybersecurity laws?

Congress is running out of time to pass critical cybersecurity legislation, and Capitol Hill squabbling isn't helping the cause.

Cybersecurity

Jim Lanoue: Program management gets a makeover

Lanoue improved the management of the Homeland Security Information Network, culminating in a successful TechStat review by the Office of Management and Budget.

Cybersecurity

Jeremy Thomas: A new way to secure classified systems

Thomas led a team that deployed a diskless architecture for the classified computing environment at Idaho National Laboratory.