Digital Government

12 courses for a cyber warfare curriculum

The core curriculum for advanced cyber warfare training should include 12 educational programs that would build the skills necessary for success in the offensive, defensive and intelligence collection areas in the military and intelligence communities and in many sectors of the defense industry.

Digital Government

Broadband plan debate: federal bureaucracy or local initiative?

From reforming the Universal Service Fund to determining how grants are allocated, headaches remain for agencies in starting the National Broadband Plan.

Digital Government

House fails to pass PATRIOT Act extension

White House officials said President Obama would not veto the bill.

Digital Government

FEMA will use social media through all stages of a disaster

Administrator Craig Fugate says agency tracks events through hash tags to plan its response and keep the public informed.

Digital Government

Facebook, YouTube aid in al-Qaeda's spread, study says

The 25-page report even coins a term for the disparate groups.

Digital Government

Report touts U.S. efforts to protect intellectual property

White House study suggests progress is being made.

Digital Government

DISA's new focus: supporting mobility

Government Computer News

Digital Government

Jane Harman to leave Congress

Rep. Jane Harman (D-Calif.) is leaving Congress to lead the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington.

Digital Government

FBI IT Recruiting--Corrected

Digital Government

Opie Taylor helps launch Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Actor and director Ron Howard narrates a video introducing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Digital Government

Watchdog: Records database is at risk of serious delays, cost overruns

Agency disputes findings of schedule lapses and ballooning costs, but agrees with several recommendations for improving project management.

Digital Government

Reducing the cost of IT security: 'The challenge of the decade' expert says

Dan Kaminsky explains why security, to be effective and efficient, must be engineered into systems, not added later.