Cybersecurity

It's all about priorities, people

Cartoonist John Klossner reflects on cybersecurity and congressional oversight.

Cybersecurity

Hackathon Aims to Spread Global Information to North Korea

The Human Rights Foundation hopes to bring more information inside the very high, guarded walls of North Korea.

Digital Government

3 ways to get more out of the Data Act

An expert in government management and transformation argues more is required of Congress and agencies alike.

Digital Government

USGS draws FEMA a 3-D map

A U.S. Geological Survey mapping program will bring data and related mapping tools to bear on flood risk management and other hazards.

Acquisition

SEC plans a makeover for EDGAR

The Securities and Exchange Commission intends to award a contract to overhaul its online public company filing system by the end of September.

Cybersecurity

Significant Deficiencies Found in Treasury’s Computer Security

Weaknesses could cause disruption of key operations at bureau that manages federal debt.

Digital Government

Turning big data into better health outcomes

Federal entities are playing a number of roles in population health management as the practice continues to unfold.

Digital Government

SEC plans makeover for EDGAR

A 90s-era filing database for public companies is due for a major upgrade.

Digital Government

One Congressman’s Crusade to Save the World From Killer Robots

Robots could one day keep troops out of combat, but opponents say deploying them will have dangerous consequences.

Modernization

The dirty truth about missing emails

While many agencies have been developing and adopting strategies to manage their records electronically, the IRS scandal has revealed a gaping chasm between policy and implementation.

Emerging Tech

The Rise of the Wedding Drone

Drones can take photos, even stand in as the ring bearer. But are they legal?

Digital Government

U.S.-China Nuclear Security Exchanges Hampered by Lingering Suspicions

Years after Washington accused China of nuclear espionage, the subject of resuming laboratory-to-laboratory exchanges among scientists remains a sensitive one.