Modernization

Here Are Six Nearly Certified Cloud Services Waiting in the Wings

A new list of “RedRAMP Ready Systems” is meant to make it easier for agencies to comply with security controls.

Digital Government

A Whole Bunch of GPS Action

Two new GPS sets pack enhanced anti-jam features. The latest launch is this week.

Modernization

The Future of Wearable Technology Sounds Kind of Awful

A new report out from the consulting arm of PricewaterhouseCoopers concludes that sooner or later wearable technology will catch on.

Digital Government

The Female Pioneers Who Changed STEM Forever

One was turned down from a job in a lab because she was “too pretty” and would be “a distracting influence.”

Cybersecurity

Death of the password? Not just yet.

Considerable skepticism persists about digital identity verification, according to a Forrester Research brief.

People

Tangherlini: 'Rome wasn't burnt in a day'

GSA Administrator Dan Tangherlini remains effusive about the problem-solving potential of government.

Cybersecurity

The Army's new approach to cyber

The Cyber Battle Lab exemplifies a multifaceted model for cyber and electronic warfare.

Acquisition

Navy leaders try to speed IT acquisition by reinterpreting the FAR

It takes at least six months to get from RFP to a contract award, and "six months is a lifetime when it comes to security," says the Navy's Victor Gavin.

People

Hamm new FedSIM director

Chris Hamm will assume the duties of the retiring Steve Viar, who has headed GSA's Federal Systems Integration and Management center since 2010.

People

AT&T's Kapoor wins Mendenhall award

ACT-IAC honor recognizes leadership and commitment to public service in the federal IT community.

Cybersecurity

Cyber E-Book Turns Spotlight on Threat Vectors

The “Emerging Threats: Assessing 2014 Attack Vectors” explores the threat landscape for five different areas.