Digital Government

Virtual Border Fence Project Halted After Raytheon Protest

GAO: DHS 'prejudiced' the contract during a botched competition for the $145 million surveillance project.

Digital Government

Agencies Still Plugging Gaps in Smart Card Security

An HHS audit detailed a total of six shortcomings with the agency’s handling of smart cards.

Emerging Tech

SpaceX Scores an Early Win in its Lawsuit Against the US Government

SpaceX had charged the government with violating fair contracting procedures in its lawsuit.

Modernization

Amazon’s Cloud Price War With Google Is Starting to Hurt

Amazon Web Services, Amazon’s cloud-computing business, is now mature enough to affect Amazon’s overall numbers.

People

Do you know who will follow you?

Editor-in-Chief Troy K. Schneider says agencies could learn from the private sector's approach to succession planning.

Digital Government

USGS shakes up earthquake maps

An updated National Seismic Hazard Map reminds that the risks extend far beyond California.

People

State Department: Crash not 'malicious'

The Consular Consolidated Database is operating at limited capacity after a glitch crippled it July 19.

Cybersecurity

European Central Bank Blackmailed After Data Breach

Hackers obtained personal details of individuals who had registered for ECB events.

People

What 'Moneyball for Government' really means

Steve Kelman argues that there are two distinct flavors of this data-driven assessment -- and that their advocates don't talk nearly as much as they should.