Cybersecurity

68M Dropbox Credentials Stolen

Web Services // U.S.

Digital Government

Secret Service's New Threat Tracker Underway

The agency is trotting out a new system that replaces two old ones.

Digital Government

This Is What the Hospital of the Future Sounds Like

Experts are working to create environments that will be less cacophonous and more harmonious.

Cybersecurity

Why agencies must work harder to prep for IOT security

The Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary for Cyber Policy Robert Silvers stressed government's need to accelerate issuing security solutions for the internet of things.

Cybersecurity

Video: What to Know About Ransomware and Agile Development

Nextgov’s Mohana Ravindrinath shares the FBI's ransomware education efforts.

Emerging Tech

How the Federal Government is Thinking About AI

Artificial intelligence's first forays into federal government operations won't be decision-making.

People

OMB seeks IT buying expert

The Office of Management and Budget is looking for a specialist to support IT category management efforts.

Modernization

Army introduces new rapid tech office

The Army is launching a new Rapid Capabilities Office designed to address its shrinking superiority in critical areas such as electronic warfare and cyber.

Modernization

Buying event helps museum save on computers

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum saved $75,000 on laptop and desktop computers by participating in a GSA buying event.

Cybersecurity

Rental cars can be data thieves, warns FTC

The Federal Trade Commission reminds consumers that rental cars can be a vector for data theft via their onboard IT systems.

Emerging Tech

Survey: New IT Means New Complexity

A new survey found piggybacking new technologies onto old systems is sometimes problematic.

Cybersecurity

House Democrats question Trump-Russia connections

Senior House Democrats want the FBI to probe Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's ties to "Russian interests" in connection with recent hacks.

Emerging Tech

How Electronic Voting Could Undermine the Election

As foreign hackers target election data, voters may lose faith in digital ballots.

Artificial Intelligence

Obama to Host Tech Conference in Pittsburgh

The president is also scheduled to guest-edit an issue of Wired magazine.

Emerging Tech

Will Pedestrians Be Able to Tell What a Driverless Car Is About to Do?

For self-driving vehicles to succeed, they’ll have to earn the trust of walkers, joggers and bicyclists.

Cybersecurity

Want a Job With FBI’s Elite Cyber Team? You Need These 3 Things

Cyber special agents at the bureau need more than technical skills: They also need to carry a gun.

Digital Government

GAO: Performance.gov needs big improvements

The Performance.gov website needs greater transparency and long-term plan to improve, according to a government watchdog.