Modernization

Video: Useful Features in the New iOS

The iPhone is always improving.

Cybersecurity

Ransomware Infects DC Police Closed-Circuit Camera Network

Government (U.S.) // Washington, D.C., USA

Emerging Tech

IARPA Wants Autonomous Fingerprint Tech

The intelligence research arm is offering up cash for cutting-edge ideas on capturing complete fingerprints.

People

Dave Mader joins Deloitte

The former OMB controller, who pushed aggressively for shared services, will be the chief strategy officer for Deloitte's federal civilian sector business.

Cybersecurity

50-year-old cyber warnings from CIA

The CIA's online database of declassified documents reveals the computer security concerns of an intelligence working group.

Digital Government

IG reports hiccups in GSA's cloud adoption

IG audits just released show as managed services pioneer GSA had to absorb some early lessons about cloud security.

People

Chaffetz bill targets feds who owe back taxes

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee is looking at changes to workforce and procurement policies, including a bid to crack down on federal employees who have "seriously delinquent" tax debt.

Digital Government

Will Your Next Job Be Piloting Drones?

With commercial use expected to surge, would-be operators have more options for training.

Cybersecurity

Can DHS push harder on biometrics?

President Trump's controversial immigration order calls for an expedited approach to biometric entry/exit system, but significant issues still dog its implementation.

Acquisition

A new (old) way to fund IT modernization

Steve Kelman suggests that share-in-savings contracting could help agencies solve the funding conundrum and tackle legacy IT.

Digital Government

Former OMB Controller To Join Deloitte

He will take on the role of chief strategy officer for the firm's federal government practice.

Cybersecurity

Hackers Discover Code to Reboot Samsung Phones Forever, Claim Trump's Twitter Account Has Bad Security, and Block Online Banking

Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.

Artificial Intelligence

A Massive AI Partnership Is Tapping Civil Rights and Economic Experts to Keep AI Safe

The Partnership is now the most high-profile, comprehensive, and mainstream organization considering how AI will shape our future.

Digital Government

Lawmaker Still Wants Feds to Stop Watching Porn at Work, Plus Other Bills to Watch

Rep. Mark Meadows introduced the Eliminating Pornography from Agencies Act in the 113th and 114th sessions in response to a fed who reportedly watched two to six hours of it a day at work.

Digital Government

Despite budget uncertainty, Census remains 'on track,' officials say

The Census Bureau has altered and trimmed programs in advance of the 2018 end-to-end test of census tech, but officials say that despite budget uncertainty, the projects remain on schedule.

Digital Government

What’s Up With the Office of Management and Budget Website?

Currently, the integral agency—a repository for memoranda issued by the executive branch—is without a website.

Cybersecurity

Despite Breaches, Many Americans Don't Worry About ID Theft

However, a survey found that over half of those concerned about identity theft trust the public sector to protect their personal information better than private-sector institutions.