Cybersecurity

Texas Trump Opponents Have Fun with Insecure Road Sign

Transportation // Texas, United States

Cybersecurity

North Korea's Facebook Knockoff Already Has Been Hacked

Government (Foreign) // Social Media // North Korea

Cybersecurity

NFL Players' Medical Records Stolen from Unencrypted Laptop in Trainer's Car

Entertainment // Healthcare and Public Health // Indiana, United States

Digital Government

Social confusion: Looming records mandates and social media

NARA guidelines offer a starting point, but agencies must make some important determinations themselves.

Digital Government

Sen. Cruz pushes 'last chance' to block IANA transition

Sen. Ted Cruz wants to halt the United States' long-standing plan to transfer oversight of the Internet address system's architecture to a multi-stakeholder group.

Cybersecurity

FTC: Too soon for internet of things laws

The Federal Trade Commission sees risks and opportunity in internet of things applications, but thinks new laws specific to the technology would be premature.

Cybersecurity

The Most Followed Person on Twitter Has Been Hacked

Entertainment // Social Media // United States

Emerging Tech

Video: Inside Silicon Valley's Secret Test Track for Self-Driving Cars

What was once a former military weapons depot is now a guarded space with 20 miles of roads filled with intersections for self-driving cars to log miles.

Modernization

No One Will Save You From Cellphone Tracking

Unless the Supreme Court acts

Digital Government

Navy hits refresh button on IT inventory

The Navy projects the updated Applications and Database Management System can save it millions of dollars.

Cybersecurity

SEC promotes cyber adviser

Christopher Hetner is moving into a senior advisory role to SEC Chair Mary Jo White.

Digital Government

ONC offers health data playbook for patients

To educate patients about their rights over medical data, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT unveiled a series of educational videos and a Patient Engagement Playbook.

Emerging Tech

IBM Has Been Awarded an Average of 24 Patents Per Day so Far in 2016

The company is in the middle of a reinvention, that sees the company shifting further away from hardware sales into cloud computing, analytics and AI services.

Cybersecurity

Naval Research Lab wants cyber risk help

The Naval Research Laboratory has plenty of IT systems that need certifying for cyber risk.

Emerging Tech

Privacy Groups -- and Uber -- Challenge FBI’s Attempt to Bypass Privacy Act

Under a proposed exemption, people whose information was stored in FBI’s massive biometric database would not be permitted to know.

Cybersecurity

Fashion Industry Tells Feds: We Need Better Cybersecurity for Internet-Connected Clothes

The fashion industry is also urging Washington not to hinder creativity.

Digital Government

White House Cracks Down on Software Spending

Agencies will have to appoint software managers to centrally manage their software buying.

People

White House looks to save billions on software

New guidance from top IT and acquisition leadership is pushing the government to stop double-spending and overspending on software.

People

Are CIOs being frank with the IT dashboard?

In a new report, GAO found that CIO assessments of projects on the IT dashboard downplayed risks two-thirds of the time.