Digital Government

AT&T Promises to Protect Net Neutrality—If It Gets to Buy DirecTV

The telecom giant appears to have learned from its failed bid for T-Mobile.

Cybersecurity

China Hits Back Over Hacking Charges

U.S. accused of relying on 'deliberately fabricated facts.'

People

Treasury official calls for quick Data Act demos

As Treasury moves to implement the Data Act, potential costs and agency buy-in remain concerns.

Acquisition

Pumping up the procurement playbook

HHS CTO Bryan Sivak said he wants to "make it easier to digest and run procurements."

People

Wennergren leaves CACI for PSC

Former Navy CIO and Defense Department assistant deputy chief management officer will become the industry association's senior vice president for technology policy.

Acquisition

GSA stands by for OASIS protests

An industry analyst said the agency virtually guaranteed protests by using written debriefings instead of face-to-face meetings with unsuccessful vendors.

People

Davie wins ACT-IAC's 2014 Franke Award

A 25-year federal employee, Mary Davie has spent her entire career pushing for better collaboration at the General Services Administration.

Cybersecurity

VA medical center mismailing leaves nearly 250 vets with the wrong test results

Government (U.S.) // Healthcare and Public Health

Emerging Tech

Come on Feel the Data (And Smell It)

Digital interaction will engage all of our senses simultaneously, including smell and taste.

Digital Government

The NSA Is Listening to Every Phone Call in the Bahamas

Analysts are spying on virtually all cellphones in a Caribbean nation that poses 'little to no threat' to Americans.

Cybersecurity

Why It's Hard to Run a Background Check Through the Cloud

The FBI has stringent regulations for cloud companies that want to provide remote access to criminal records.

Digital Government

Auditors Fault Pentagon Sorting of Biggest Bioweapon Threats

DoD rules require the agency each year to revisit its list of top biological-weapon threats.

Digital Government

Former NSA Director: Big Data Is the Future

NSA’s only failure was letting Snowden breach its data, Keith Alexander says.

People

Sneaking up on agile development

When implementing agile development, agencies should focus on results rather than how to get there, said Shawn Kingsberry, CIO of the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board.

People

Obama taps national security veteran to oversee HealthCare.gov

The lack of a financial management system for HealthCare.gov continues to trouble oversight agencies and insurance carriers.

Cybersecurity

U.S. Files Criminal Charges Against Chinese Military Officials for Hacking American Companies

This is the first time that U.S. is taking legal action against employees of a foreign government over cyber crimes.

Acquisition

Spreading the OASIS wealth

GSA has awarded contracts to 74 companies under the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services program.