Modernization

Police Cloned Michigan Murder Victim’s Fingerprint that Unlocked his Phone

Cracking crime just got a lot more innovative.

Digital Government

3-D Printing a Better Prosthetic

Algorithms can be used to design cheap, perfect-fitting limbs, orthodontics and other accessories.

Emerging Tech

Watch SpaceX Test-Fire its Reusable Falcon 9 Rocket for the First Time Ever

Elon Musk’s space company has taken another key step toward

Digital Government

Russia Wanted to Be Caught, Says Company Waging War on DNC Hackers

That fits a pattern of increasing bold moves over the past year by the groups, which are also known as FANCY BEAR and COZY BEAR, one expert says.

Cybersecurity

White House: Cyber Competitions Could Solve Skills Shortage

Office of Science and Technology Policy experts think contests could help the White House raise awareness about job opportunities.

Digital Government

GSA: ‘A Better Schedule 70’ Ahead

Much of GSA’s improvements to the largest, most widely used acquisition vehicle in government are a result of customer feedback.

Modernization

GSA digs into shared payroll system issues

The Unified Shared Services Management office is asking industry how it can improve the way agencies pay federal employees.

Emerging Tech

How Donald Trump Beat Reddit

His first Q&A on the site seemed free-wheeling and open to all, but it was actually obsessively controlled.

Cybersecurity

How synced can (and should) NSA and CIA be on cyber?

NSA and the CIA have revamped themselves in the past year. FCW asked officials how well Fort Meade and Langley are collaborating in cyberspace in pursuit of their separate missions.

Modernization

How end users can make or break an agency migration

IT modernization is a risky endeavor, and agencies too often overlook the human factor.

Cybersecurity

Should election systems be considered critical infrastructure?

Voting machines and the databases behind them don't clearly fall into any of DHS' categories of critical infrastructure, but some experts say that should change.

People

Feds being polled about equity issues

The Merit Systems Protection Board wants to know how agency employees view management and the challenges of their jobs.

Digital Government

Commerce Data Guru Announces Departure

In a post on Medium on Thursday evening, Tyrone Grandison, Commerce’s deputy chief data officer, announced his planned exit nearly exactly a year after he joined the agency.

Cybersecurity

Former USPS Worker Allegedly Ripped Credit Cards from Envelopes to Buy Designer Handbags, Cars

Financial Services // Government (U.S.) // California, United States

Cybersecurity

Paramedics Snapped Selfies with Unconscious Patients inside Ambulances

Government (U.S.) // Florida, United States