Cybersecurity
Diners at P.F. Chang’s Should Check Their Credit Card Statements
Financial Services // Food and Beverage
Digital Government
Weapons-Grade Uranium Not a Must for Nuclear Medicine, Dutch Figure Says
'It's not a matter of money,' Nederlof says. 'It's a matter of solving technical problems.'
Cybersecurity
Fake Dot-Gov Webmail Used in Phishing Scam to Hack EPA and Census Staff
Nigerian admits breaching employee email accounts to order agency office products that he then sold on the black market.
Ideas
Cybersecurity: We’ve Deluded Ourselves for Years
There's nothing new about the debate over exploiting cyber vulnerabilities rather than fixing them.
Digital Government
The World Cup Will Open With a Kick From a Brain-Controlled Exoskeleton
The goal is make exoskeletons commonplace, leaving wheelchairs rolling in the dust.
People
Money, promiscuous partnering and 'intrapreneurs'
ACT-IAC workshop explores what's really required for innovation in the public sector.
Emerging Tech
NASA's Supersonic Parachute Is Running Out of Time
Before humans can land on Mars, scientists have to wrestle with atmospheric conditions back home.
People
May leads NIST, Sandia explores scanning
News and notes from around the federal IT community.
Cybersecurity
House Intel chairman upbeat on cyber legislation
Rep. Mike Rogers says a better public understanding of cyber issues in the wake of the Snowden leaks would help push information-sharing proposals forward.
Digital Government
3D Printing ... with Nutella
A device has found a way to incorporate different forms of 'ink' all in the same nozzle of existing printers.
Digital Government
Should Federal Personnel Reform Start With IT?
Or do past project failures still have you reeling against any personnel reform?
Cybersecurity
New NIST guidance planned as part of federal info policy
The National Archives and Records Administration is leading a plan to create new standards for controlled unclassified government information that includes new NIST guidance and changes to the Federal Acquisition Regulation.
Digital Government
Federal Incentive Payments for EHRs to Doctors and Hospitals Edge $24 Billion
Lack of standards and interoperability hobbles exchange of health data.
Digital Government
Former VA Health Chief Kizer Wants Secretary Job
Believes he can help the department mend.
Modernization
Which technologies really matter?
SolarWinds surveyed public sector IT professionals on the technologies having the biggest impact in their agencies -- and on how often their expertise is sought by top management.
Modernization
GSA analysis shows data storage purchases increasing
Call center, data storage and network restoration services are among the fastest movers under GSA’s Networx contract vehicle.
People
New CIO at Commerce an old government hand
Steve Cooper, who was the first CIO at Homeland Security, is taking over for Simon Szykman at Commerce.
People
Looking for the next class of leaders
FCW is accepting nominations for the 2014 Rising Star awards, and we need your help identifying the IT professionals in government and industry who are poised to take charge.
Cybersecurity
An Innocent Bot May Have Unwittingly Spread a Virus Around Twitter
A Twitter service may have helped take down the tweet reader Tweetdeck.
Emerging Tech