Emerging Tech

Video: Inside the Medieval City Where the Future of Computing Is Built

Move over, Silicon Valley: These 2,300 researchers are responsible for your favorite gadgets of tomorrow.

Cybersecurity

How should the Pentagon confront civil cyber emergencies?

Defense Department has plans for cooperating with civil authorities for myriad security situations, but lacks specific guidance when it comes to cyber incidents according to a government watchdog.

Modernization

Next steps in the evolution of software development

Continuous integration/continuous delivery and deployment and DevOps promise to automate and strengthen development methodologies.

Cybersecurity

Capacity building 'critical' for cybersecurity, says State official

State Department official Chris Painter backs capacity building to sustain the progress made on the administration's International Strategy for Cyberspace.

Cybersecurity

Lawmakers mull full command status for Cyber Command

The move would acknowledge the maturation of the five-year-old command as it supports U.S. operations against Islamic State and other high-level missions.

Modernization

NOAA is Hosting More Weather Data in the Cloud

By making a large data set available in the cloud, the agency was able to free up bandwidth and resources on constrained, legacy systems.

Cybersecurity

What agency security chiefs want from the federal CISO

Security leaders said the upcoming federal CISO should be willing to collaborate, build on the ideas they've been brewing and give them greater influence in federal circles.

Digital Government

Comment flood slams federal website

A sudden burst of interest in copyright law threatened to take down Regulations.gov and, activists worried, keep people's voices from being heard.

Modernization

Can government tech compete with Uber and Netflix?

Given the public's increasing expectations for government services to be available from anywhere, agencies might have to ditch incremental change in favor of transformation.

Digital Government

We’re Closer to a Future Where We Can 3-D Print Anything

We were promised sneakers and dinner at the push of a button, and instead we got tchotchkes.

Digital Government

With Job Website, Spy Agencies Try to Reach Younger Applicants

The intelligence community’s new website includes a “job exploration” function that tells high school students how to get involved in government work.

Digital Government

How the West Wing Got New Wi-Fi

First, workers had to remove 13,000 lbs of unused cables left inside the White House walls from previous upgrade efforts over the years.

Cybersecurity

DHS sets privacy rules for mobile apps

The guidelines require DHS mobile apps to have a privacy policy that is accessible to users before and after installation of the app.

Digital Government

DHS issues solicitation for Security Operations Center

The Department of Homeland Security has issued a solicitation for a suite of cyber tools to better protect the agency’s own networks.

Cybersecurity

DOD wants tools to support cyberstrategy

In June or July, the Defense Department's Rapid Reaction Technology Office plans to host a pitch session with firms capable of providing a suite of sophisticated IT security capabilities.

Cybersecurity

Electronic passport required for visa program

DHS has added biometric identification requirements to Visa Waiver Program restrictions.