Modernization

Navy looks to break ground with collaborative IT contracts

By getting ongoing industry input on contracts from industry, the Navy is expecting to save time. Will it work?

Cybersecurity

SEC Chair Pledges Data Breach Investigation, Cyber Hiring Surge

The commission will look into the breach itself and whether that info was used to trade stocks.

Digital Government

White House Officials: To Manage the Government, Open Its Data

Though there are hurdles, White House officials continue to push for better, more accessible federal data.

Cybersecurity

Deloitte Says No Government Information Compromised in Breach

The breach did not impact any federal, state or local government clients, the company said.

Modernization

Pentagon Cuts Mobile Device Costs By Half

The mobility program's popularity drove down prices significantly.

Acquisition

TBM 'years away' from full implementation

Top federal IT officials signaled that they are moving full steam ahead implementing the Technology Business Management framework, but caution that progress will take time.

People

IT, cyber figure in State Dept. 'redesign'

As the Trump administration looks to dramatically reshape the State Department's scope and size, an IT refresh and increased role in cyber policy are on the table.

Cybersecurity

Congress questions cancelled shared service effort

A House panel wonders if DHS' third try at financial shared services yielded anything worthwhile.

Emerging Tech

The Coming Software Apocalypse

A small group of programmers wants to change how we code—before catastrophe strikes.

Cybersecurity

North Korea May Be Mining Bitcoin in Addition to Hacking It

The rogue regime may have found a new use for its idle coal supplies.

Acquisition

GSA looks to help startups navigate big contracts

The General Services Administration offers vendors a roadmap to getting on Multiple Award Schedules.

Cybersecurity

Making WannaCry response a model for the future

A top DHS cyber official said that information sharing worked during the WannaCry ransomware outbreak, but will such cooperation work in the future?

Emerging Tech

Silicon Valley and Governments Have to Play Nice If We Want to Save the World

Technology doesn’t always cooperate with us when we want it to. And sometimes governments don’t want to cooperate with it, either.

Cybersecurity

What, Exactly, Were Russians Trying to Do With Those Facebook Ads?

From what we know now, it was too small to seriously influence the election, but too big to be an afterthought.

Digital Government

Trump Aide Says Modernizing Federal IT is Administration’s Cold War Moment

Will the government's technology challenges galvanize decision-makers as the Cold War once did?

Digital Government

Survey: Most CIOs Say a Majority of Their Applications Are Out of Date

About 72 percent of federal chief information officers said the majority of applications in their agencies are legacy systems, a new survey finds.