Digital Government

How Much Do New Nuke Bomb Tail Fins Cost?

Hint: They have to fit onto the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

Digital Government

Get a Security Boost: Add More Women to Your Cyber Team

Women bring a diversity of experience that cybersecurity needs, report says.

Digital Government

Sebelius: HealthCare.gov Restriction Aimed to Avoid Glitches, Not Cause Them

A last-minute change forcing ‘window shoppers’ to register contributed to the site’s disastrous launch, vendor says.

People

Marlene Roush: Data science educator

As the rare person trained in mathematics, Roush teaches on campus and in the company conference room.

Digital Government

Big data: Border protection's first line of defense

DHS's Alan Bersin says the goal of border security should be to detect threats long before they reach the border.

Digital Government

Four Ways Agencies Can Spot Trends in Reams of Data

A big challenge is to proactively identify threats and security breaches.

Cybersecurity

NSA Hacked Google and Yahoo's Private Networks

The agency accessed fiber optic connections between servers, Snowden documents show.

Cybersecurity

NSA chief pushes back against legislative limits on data collection

Gen. Keith Alexander denies that spying efforts have gone too far.

Digital Government

Procurement officials explain new normal to contractors

'Adult conversations' needed to make some see budget realities of the next few years.

People

Sebelius takes responsibility for Obamacare system failures

Under scrutiny from lawmaker, the HHS secretary answers some key questions, but others remain open.

Emerging Tech

White House Vastly Overstates Federal Transparency, Auditors Report

There's been little progress in declassifying benign national security records or using technology to facilitate the release of documents.

Digital Government

Paul Reynolds: Connecting civilian and intell agencies

This Rising Star describes the flood of data he has to tame as akin to 'watching someone get hit with the water from a fire hose.'

Modernization

Google Could Be Sending Its Data Out to Sea

Nerdy names and a patent suggest barges spotted off the U.S. coasts belong to the tech giant.

Digital Government

LinkedIn’s Annoying Emails Appear to Be Working

But the corporate social network is still way behind Google Plus.

People

Wheeler confirmed as FCC chairman

He previously led two telecommunications trade associations.

People

Irina Nguyen: Bringing transparency to acquisition

As the Army continues to overhaul and streamline the ways it buys technology, one person is working behind the scenes to make the processes more transparent.

Digital Government

Lead Contractor Urged More Testing on HealthCare.gov

CGI Federal also warned of problems exchanging information during the registration process for the online insurance marketplace.

People

Extroverts, introverts and GSA's new office

Susan Cain, author of a recent book on introverts in the workplace, suggests that open office spaces may not be a good idea for everyone.