Cybersecurity

CIS girds for first wave of deferred deportation renewals

The first deadline for renewing applications in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals is September, and agency officials are confident CIS's IT infrastructure can handle the rush.

Cybersecurity

NIST updates monitoring authorization process

The latest guidance from the National Institute of Standards and Technology follows on a November 2013 risk-management framework from OMB.

People

House and Senate VA bills put senior execs on notice

Legislation is in motion to give the VA more authority to fire senior executives, but is that the best solution to the agency's woes?

Digital Government

2 1/2 cheers for GSA, Donald Trump and the Old Post Office

Steve Kelman reflects on what the development deal says about procurement and politics.

Digital Government

Hackers Compromise Database of South Koreans Who Work for the U.S. Military

Contact info, education history, work experience and Korean ID numbers may have been breached.

Emerging Tech

Verizon Threatens to Sue Netflix Over Error Message

AT&T customers have also reported receiving the congestion message.

Digital Government

DHS Shifts Nuclear-Screening Focus to 'High-Risk' Cargo

A new international standard known as “ISO 37120” lays out 46 performance measures.

Digital Government

When Federal CIOs and Hiring Staff Work Together for IT Talent

Fostering that relationship will be one topic at this year’s CIO Council Boot Camp.

People

The CIO puzzle: 'It's not that simple'

In a year that has seen more departures and shuffles of chief information officers in government, a recent survey provides a glimpse into the mind of the CIO.

Modernization

The Cellphone Minutes That Come With … Insurance?

For extremely low-income families, insurance payouts for a health crisis can make the difference between temporary destabilization and a downward economic spiral.

Cybersecurity

White House looking to Capitol Hill on cyber

Cybersecurity is arguably one of the few bipartisan issues in Congress, and key stakeholders hope that will be enough to push through legislation this year.

Cybersecurity

Does TWIC really work?

Senators grill port security experts on whether the Transportation Worker Identification Credential program is worth the time and money.

Cybersecurity

Flaw Lets Hackers Control Electronic Highway Billboards

Officials have notified the vendor to confirm the issue and figure out a fix.