Digital Government
Cloud-Based Network Defense Frustrates Army Exercise Commander
Brigade chief says he needs local control over the ‘cyber fight’ affecting his computer systems.
Cybersecurity
Snowden Convinced Colleagues to Give Him Their Passwords
About two dozen employees willingly handed over their login credentials.
Cybersecurity
Tainted Thumb Drives at the G20 Summit; Pocketed Medical Records in Atlanta
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
Digital Government
Cisco, Vets Push IT Careers for Transitioning Military Personnel
'The time is now for the private and public sector to establish these long-term programs.'
Emerging Tech
Satellite Providers Seek Rule Change to Sell Sharper Images on the Open Market
Higher resolution imagery, now available only to intel agencies, could benefit civilian agencies and boost the private sector.
Cybersecurity
White House's $14 Billion Cyber Spending Claim Is Squishy
The administration's 2014 governmentwide computer security budget has two line items -- cyber IT and cyber non-IT activities -- neither of which has a dollar figure attached.
Modernization
Judge: IBM gamed procurement system in CIA cloud bid
Unsealed court order says IBM 'manipulated its pricing' to provide grounds for a protest if it lost the contract.
Digital Government
Interior Trumps NASA in Twitter Engagement, Despite 46X Fewer Followers
What agencies post on Twitter is far more important than the number of followers they collect.
People
Managing SLAs: Software tools are starting to catch on
The options for monitoring service-level agreements come in endless variety. The trick is figuring out which one to use.
Digital Government
Someone Was Warned, Denial of Service and Other HealthCare.gov News
Follow key reporting on the Obama administration’s signature policy initiative.
Digital Government
Spanish Obamacare Website Will Accept Enrollments by End of the Month
CuidadoDeSalud.gov currently contains educational materials, but does not accept applications for coverage.
Cybersecurity
White House considers ending dual NSA, Cyber Command leadership
After Gen. Keith Alexander retires next year, the leadership of the two organizations could fall to two people.
Emerging Tech
HealthCare.gov’s Silver Lining: Everyone Cares About IT Procurement Now
The website’s troubles have pushed IT reform onto the national stage.
People
Tallying the cost of the shutdown
OMB report counts lost work hours, salaries paid to idle workers and details the effects of the shutdown on government programs.
Digital Government
NOAA's satellite data hub will be a 'one-stop shop' for priority users
A project under NOAA's National Environmental Satellite Data and Information Service would change the way priority users can access satellite data, making it much more useful.
People
10 HealthCare.gov bugs you might have missed
There's even more to the Obamacare launch's stumbles than you know.
Digital Government
Lawmakers Shift Attention From Obamacare Website to Law
Even Republicans assume HealthCare.gov will be fixed; both sides turn to more-lasting impacts of reform.
Digital Government
Homeland Security Will No Longer Assess GPS Risks
More unintended consequences of sequestration and tight budgets.
Cybersecurity