Cybersecurity

Google Chrome Plug-In Informs You Whenever Hackers Have Your Password

But can they ward off hackers themselves?

Digital Government

U.S. Digital Service Will Teach You How to Buy the Latest Tech

Federal employees can learn best practices for digital procurement in a new certification program.

Emerging Tech

The Surprising Company Beating Apple and Google in Mobile Payments

Nothing motivates people quite like coffee.

Artificial Intelligence

A County Using Amazon’s Facial Recognition Worried About Giving Off “A Big Brother Vibe”

The county has reportedly used the facial recognition tools about 20 times per day.

Emerging Tech

We Need a DARPA-Like Program for Veterans’ Problems, Experts Say

Dedicating funds to veterans’ health care needs could bring more products to market faster, experts told Congress.

Emerging Tech

The U.S. Might Need Self-Driving Trucks to Avoid a Labor Shortage Crisis

The trucking industry had a shortage of 51,000 truck drivers at the end of last year.

Emerging Tech

Puerto Rico’s Power Grid to Get Boost from Energy Department Project

The project was developed to create a resilient energy grid that incorporates different types of power sources.

Digital Government

Census Bureau Goes Tech Shopping for 2020 Count

The bureau is looking for help with background vetting, app testing and other prep for the decennial.

Emerging Tech

If We End Up Sitting Around in Self-Driving Cars Watching Ads, Google Is Going to Make Billions

The race to providing autonomous vehicle experiences is far from over, however.

Cybersecurity

Pentagon is Planning Another Bug Bounty Contract

The contract envisions some short contests of just a few weeks and some that are ongoing.

Emerging Tech

The Mystery of the ‘SpaceBees’ Just Got Even Weirder

As the government investigates an unauthorized satellite launch, amateur trackers are watching the skies for clues.

Emerging Tech

The Pentagon Has a Big Plan to Solve Identity Verification in Two Years

The plan grew out of efforts to modernize the Defense Department’s ID cards.

Emerging Tech

The First Humans Sent to Mars Will Need to 3D Print Their Meals

Current 'space' food just won't cut it.

Digital Government

How Much Data Does Apple Have On You? Here's How to Find Out

Prepare to peruse a lot of spreadsheets.

Modernization

Better Government Websites Build Trust with Citizens, Silicon Valley Lawmaker Says

Rep. Ro Khanna's customer-experience focused bill would require agencies to go all digital by 2020.

Digital Government

The U.S. Government Wants to Start Charging for the Best Free Satellite Data on Earth

The government says the cost of sharing the data has grown as more people access it.

Emerging Tech

Are People Who Don't Use Facebook More Productive?

A question for the social media age.

Modernization

How Younger Workers Update Agency Tech and Vice Versa

It’s not millennial entitlement, said a top CIA technologist.

Digital Government

U.K. Facial Recognition Software Used By Police Highly Inaccurate, Report Finds

The software returned incorrect matches 98% of the time.

Ideas

NASA Soups Up Mars 2020 Robot with Hi-Def Ears and Its Own Drone

The drone's helicopter rotors must spin 10 times faster than on Earth.