Cybersecurity
Trump to appoint former senator as DNI
According to multiple reports, President-elect Trump intends to nominate retired Indiana Senator Dan Coats as Director of National Intelligence.
Modernization
FAA looks to spur spectrum sharing tech
The FAA is leading a multi-agency effort to encourage commercial innovation in spectrum sharing.
Modernization
New 'Camouflage' Promises to Make You Unrecognizable to Facial-Recognition Tech
It exploits the way face-recognition algorithms work in order to fool them.
Modernization
A Guide to Staying Online if the Internet or Social Media Get Blocked in Your Country
Here are a few things you can do to avoid any blackouts.
Modernization
Apple Removes The New York Times From Its App Store in China
The move is the latest indication of a broader government crackdown on the media, and of pressure on Apple itself.
Digital Government
The Complete Guide to Noise-Canceling in Open Offices and Other Hectic Spaces
There are ways to cancel out the chaos and make noise-free work your resolution for the year.
Cybersecurity
The Concerns with the Millennial Takeover of Government
While this generation is familiar with technology, it often takes security for granted, a new study finds.
Digital Government
US Government Sues Google Over Its Diversity Data
The tech giant is being sued by the Labor Department over the company’s disclosure of compensation data and documents.
Digital Government
Why Procurement Officials Shouldn't Fear Debriefings
Post-award meetings help unsuccessful companies learn how to perform better next time.
Digital Government
White House Leaves Trump a Tech To-Do List
The Office of Science and Technology's exit memo features many recommendations to keep the country's tech edge.
Emerging Tech
Now You Can Search For Every Social Media Posting Created by Obama's White House
Several searchable archives went live Thursday.
Cybersecurity
Intel Leaders Shoot Back at Trump’s Mean Tweets
The president-elect’s tweets mocking the intelligence community crossed a line between healthy skepticism and disparagement, leaders suggested.
Cybersecurity
Did Pentagon Subcontractor Leak Sensitive Special Operations Command Personnel Data?
Government Contractor // U.S.
Cybersecurity
Lawmakers, CSIS unveil cyber recommendations for Trump administration
A cybersecurity task force recommended that the Trump administration move quickly to improve and reorganize oversight authorities, elevate the role of the White House cybersecurity coordinator and clarify the cyber defense roles of civilian and military agencies.
Cybersecurity
Senators support intel findings on Russia, call for deterrence policy
Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee expressed support for the intelligence community and its assessment that Russia hacked Democratic Party servers to influence the election and called for more defined cyber deterrence policy.
Digital Government
The Technology Race to Build — or Stop — North Korea’s Nuclear Missiles
As Pyongyang warns of an upcoming ICBM test, and Trump threatens to stop it, the Pentagon has few good options.
Emerging Tech
Electronics Are About to Reach Their Limit in Processing Power—But There’s a Solution
How to bypass Moore's Law
Cybersecurity
Top NSA defender departs agency
Curtis Dukes, formerly the top information assurance officer at the National Security Agency, is joining the Center for Internet Security.
Digital Government