Digital Government

Nextgov Prime 2015 to Shine Spotlight on Cybersecurity and Data

The event will give federal IT influencers insight into the top challenges of managing, leveraging and securing data and tackling emerging cyberthreats in 2015 and beyond.

Emerging Tech

You Could Buy Your Own Personal Jetpack by 2017

Martin Aircraft's P12 jetpack has a maximum speed of 46 miles per hour and can rise up to 3,000 feet.

Digital Government

First, admit you have a problem

Greg Godbout's advice to agencies confronted with data-based evidence of a project's failure? Admit you messed up and quickly change direction.

Emerging Tech

This NASA Software Aims to Make the Skies a Little Bit More Organized

The tool is expected to help air traffic controllers better manage the spacing between each aircraft as they make their final descent.

Cybersecurity

OPM May Announce Size of Second Data Breach Next Week

The embattled federal agency is planning to reveal details about a breach of security-clearance information as soon as early next week, according to Hill sources.

Acquisition

Unlike Clinger and Cohen, Connolly says he's here to stay

The authors of the last big federal IT reform law left Congress soon after enactment. Virginia Democrat Gerry Connolly says "we're going to continue to watch over" FITARA implementation.

Modernization

CIO Scott seeks new framework for government cloud

Federal CIO Tony Scott wants to re-imagine government processes for cloud.

Modernization

Should FedRAMP be the standard for all public sector?

Conversations with Canada, U.S. states are ongoing about how to leverage the federal cloud security framework.

Digital Government

Australia Ramps Up Digital Services With Own 18F-Inspired Office

The Digital Transformation Office is expected to function in the manner of a startup and launch coordinated, user-centered digital services for the entire government.

Modernization

Not enough hype for the IoT?

A new report says the seemingly over-hyped Internet of Things might actually be under-hyped.

People

Kathy Conrad to leave GSA

Three-time Federal 100 winner is leaving government in July.

Cybersecurity

Federal Employee Union Sues Over OPM Hack, Citing Financial and Emotional Distress

Agency Director Katherine Archuleta and CIO Donna Seymour are named in the class action lawsuit.

Emerging Tech

Why Open Data is the Future of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency

“Don’t send a spy where you can send a schoolboy," says the intelligence official leading the agency's effort to work with unclassified data.

Cybersecurity

Contractors Hacked Other Contractors and Agencies for Financial Gain

Government (U.S.) // Technology // United States

Emerging Tech

Video: Top 5 Tech Tools Any Nerd Should Own

Tech aficionados are going to need more than a hammer and a socket wrench.

Cybersecurity

DHS Group Wants Homeland Security to Share Database of Cyber Incidents with Private Sector

The effort builds on a 2015 White House executive order encouraging more cyberthreat information sharing between the public and private sectors.