Emerging Tech
The Father of 3D Printing Says it’s Overhyped
The claims for the technology have become increasingly grandiose.
Digital Government
Exit interview: Joseph Klimavicz
The outgoing NOAA CIO says that of the many innovations he has led at the agency, a recently unveiled big data plan is the "most out of the box" -- and he is sorry he won't be around to see it through as he heads to the Justice Department.
Cybersecurity
Data breaches are getting more expensive
A study by the Ponemon Institute and IBM found the cost per compromised record rose 7 percent in the past year.
Modernization
NIH readies new IT contract
The $20 billion solicitation will give agencies access to commodities and solutions related to a variety of IT initiatives, Washington Technology reports.
Modernization
Pairing up for shared services
Potential users and providers should try to match their needs as closely as possible, top IT managers say.
Digital Government
Want To Pay Less for Drugs Under Medicare?
One company is crunching government data to help seniors make more informed decisions when selecting insurance plans.
Digital Government
Mining Federal Procurement Data for Companies and for Profit
GovTribe sees an opportunity in helping firms navigate the messy world of government contracting.
Digital Government
Telework, Cloud Are Shaking Up Federal Offices
Together, advances in telework, human resources planning, facilities management and IT are transforming agencies.
Digital Government
The Intelligence Community Needs a New Workforce Model
A pipeline of young talent is essential for addressing future threats.
Cybersecurity
Navy sysadmin went on hacking spree at sea
Government (U.S.) // Government (Foreign) // Telecommunications // United States, Bolivia
Emerging Tech
Why You Can't Fly a Drone at Yellowstone
The National Park Service says its ban on drones doesn’t just apply to Yosemite.
Cybersecurity
Feds: You Need to Fix Your TSP Passwords This Weekend
The federal retirement program website is changing its policy to stop giving identity thieves clues about how to crack employee passwords.
Cybersecurity
Daughter of deceased potential ID theft victim livid over delayed notice
Healthcare and Public Health // Ontario, Canada
Digital Government
Latinos Aren't Interested in STEM Fields and That's a Problem for Everyone
Asian Americans and whites are more drawn to science and engineering fields, but the labor pool is increasingly Latino.
Cybersecurity
Defense authorization bill boosts cybersecurity
A House panel’s version of the annual defense policy measure would authorize increased cyber funding and require the administration to report back to Congress on a range of IT-related issues.
People
Senate appropriators signal support for IT reform
Federal CIO Steven VanRoekel said there is room for "policy and discussions" around expanded agency CIO authorities, but expressed concern that legislation might fail to take into account unforeseen future circumstances.
People
How to pick a Rising Star
Nominations for the 2014 Rising Star awards are now open. Here's what you need to know to write a great one.
Cybersecurity