Cybersecurity

Federal Website Security Bill Moves Forward in House

Measure would require CIOs to certify websites collecting citizens’ information are safe.

People

Data the key factor in mobile device management

Few people care about what happens to a device, points out Good Technology CTO Nicko van Someren, but most care what happens to the data on it.

Cybersecurity

FEMA's new CISO comes aboard

Donna Bennett was formerly the senior information assurance officer at National Defense University.

Emerging Tech

How Maps Drive Decisions at EPA

Spreadsheets and graphs no longer anchor the agency's discussions.

People

Cobert: TechStat will adapt to agile development

A renewed focus on improving IT delivery in the wake of HealthCare.gov’s troubles includes intervening earlier in the development cycle and examining the direction and risk of projects at the pilot stage.

Cybersecurity

NSA Nominee Confirms Ukraine Is Under Cyberattack

Vice Adm. Michael Rogers warns the U.S. is also vulnerable.

Digital Government

OPM Unveils Strategic IT Plan

Agency is modernizing retirement programs, USAJOBS and other federal HR systems.

Emerging Tech

Here’s What the Future of Car Navigation Looks Like

Carmakers have been experimenting with head-up displays in cars since the late 1990s

Digital Government

75 Percent of Hospitals and Clinics Are Worried about HealthCare.gov Hacks

Most health facility operators surveyed said Obamacare, in general, increases the risk of compromising patient data.

Digital Government

Obamacare Enrollment Slows Again in February

About 4.2 million people have signed up for insurance through HealthCare.gov and other sites.

Digital Government

Key Senators Back a Stronger, More Digital FOIA

The bill, which would mandate a governmentwide online FOIA portal, passed the House unanimously.

Emerging Tech

New App Wants to Help You Read Things Four Times Faster

Spritz shows one word on a small screen at a time, allowing you to select language and speed.

Digital Government

The Government Already Has the Technology to Monitor Cleared Employees

A few coding tweaks are all that's needed to stop the next Snowden, former official says.

Modernization

CIOs preach the power of resilience

Federal agencies not only need a disaster plan, they need to rehearse it repeatedly.

Digital Government

Beyond the buzz of big data

The Army and the SEC are two agencies putting big data to use right now.

People

OPM lays out IT recruiting plan

The effort includes assessing performance through a new automated system set to launch this year.