People

Unpacking Terry Halvorsen’s 3 reasons for pursuing BYOD

Bob Stevens contends that the Pentagon's test program is proof of BYOD's importance.

Digital Government

White House Tests Out Responsive Website

The White House plans to update other parts of its site gradually to better reflect users' behavior.

Cybersecurity

The Cyber Expert Who Doesn't Think the Sky is Falling: Q&A with Kaspersky Lab's Adam Firestone

Kaspersky Lab's Adam Firestone wants you to handle the cyber landscape like you would handle navigating the ocean.

Emerging Tech

The Electric Grid’s Latest Threat? Rooftop Solar Cells

Solar photovoltaics represent the fastest-growing source of electric power in the United States.

Cybersecurity

House Set to Move Major Cybersecurity Bill This Month

Early vote could be good news for advocates still hoping for NSA reform this summer.

Emerging Tech

DARPA Trying To Build Software to Last A Century

The 4-year research project could draw upon concepts from the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence.

Digital Government

Building the Internet of Things Is Risky—and a Great Opportunity

The Internet of Things' disruptive potential has been very slow to realize, in large part because the commercial landscape is not ready for it.

Digital Government

How Google Is Tackling the Science of How to Build Excellent Teams

Project Oxygen started out as an attempt by Google’s People and Innovation Lab to prove that managers don’t really matter. It ended up proving the opposite.

Digital Government

Competition for Tech Talent Heats Up with Clinton's Google Hire

In preparation for her presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton has recruited Google exec Stephanie Hannon as her CTO, according to a Washington Post article on Wednesday.

Digital Government

Can These 40 People Fix Federal IT in 6 Months?

Federal Chief Information Officer Tony Scott on Thursday officially launched the IT Solutions Challenge at the White House.

Acquisition

Cyber takes center stage in Pentagon's new acquisition guidance

Better Buying Power 3.0 adds cybersecurity to the list of potential trouble spots in weapons, IT and other acquisitions.

Emerging Tech

The Most Popular Programming Languages Are Rapidly Changing

Technology moves fast, particularly on the software side, as Stack Overflow’s annual survey of developers demonstrates.

Modernization

AT&T to Pay $25 Million for Failing to Stop Theft of Personal Information

FCC cracks down on the phone company after hundreds of thousands of customers had Social Security numbers and other information stolen.

Acquisition

HHS Buyers Club setting an example

As the procurement program nears its first anniversary, other federal agencies are latching onto some of its ideas.

Cybersecurity

Linux Conference Attendees Hacked

Nonprofit // Technology // Web Services // Australia

Digital Government

Special Ops command seeks drones, pilots and support

SOCOM's drone operations are based primarily in Afghanistan, with other activity in Somalia, Yemen, the Philippines and the U.S.

People

Mobile: It's not just IT, it's an adventure

PEO-EIS Victor Gavin says the Navy wants to adopt not only new technologies, but also a mobile mindset.

Cybersecurity

Medical ID Theft Costs Victim Creditworthiness & Home Mortgage

Financial Services // Healthcare and Public Health // California, United States