Cybersecurity

Plastic surgeon provided a woman’s before-and-after photos to a TV station

Healthcare and Public Health // Utah, United States

People

ITI adds Hill veteran to government affairs team

Shannon Taylor joined the Information Technology Industry Council from the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

Emerging Tech

Where to View This Weekend's East Coast Rocket Launch

On Sunday, set your sights east to catch the fiery ascent of a resupply for the International Space Station.

Digital Government

What Happened to America's Most Important Arctic Ships?

The nation’s fleet of ice-cutting ships is getting older, and congressional action to modernize it isn’t moving at breakneck speed.

People

How IT and accounting can play nice

Financial shared services and Data Act compliance will drive more CIO/CFO collaboration. Here's how it should work.

Cybersecurity

No thawing of cyber tensions on Kerry’s Beijing trip

A "frank exchange" of views between the U.S. and China yielded no concrete results on the cyber-attack front.

Digital Government

The Pentagon Is Well on Its Way to Building a Human Memory Chip

DARPA has teamed up with several universities to develop and build a very small, implantable, wireless neural interface device.

Modernization

Beijing Thinks the <span>i</span>Phone is a Threat to China’s National Security

The phone's Frequent Locations function, which tracks the exact places you have been and the amount of time you spent there, is capturing "extremely sensitive data," says Chinese government TV.