Digital Government

Indian IT Outsourcing Giant Infosys Stung by U.S. Immigration Morass

H-1B visas that companies like Infosys rely on have become contentious.

People

Fed 100 nominations open

Don't delay! Tell us about the extraordinary federal and contractor employees whose work made a difference this year.

Cybersecurity

Hackers ‘Friend’ Turkey, Rig Presidential Elections and Trade Trader Secrets

Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.

Modernization

IBM seeks stay on court's ruling over CIA contract

IBM wants to ensure AWS's latest triumph in the battle to build the CIA's cloud platform is short-lived.

People

Federal fellows take an unwanted break

The government shutdown has young innovators eager to get back to work.

People

Modernization Act about more than metrics

Many of the provisions put forth in the 2011 "modernization" of the Government Performance and Results Act, enacted in 1993, are just now coming into play.

Cybersecurity

Google suggests Malaysians search Canada

Web Services // Malaysia

Cybersecurity

Old-school fax defaces security firm website

Web Services // Other Critical Infrastructure

Digital Government

Health Exchange Website Failures Were Both Predicted and Predictable

And that’s why the administration’s bungling of HealthCare.gov is so baffling.

Digital Government

I Just Don’t Get This Shutdown

What will these folks go after next – vegetables, puppies, kittens?

Digital Government

Obamacare Contractors Were Big Campaign Donors

Companies working on the health care reform law also spent heavily on lobbying, transparency group says.

People

DOD's No. 2 stepping down

Ashton Carter's last day as deputy defense secretary will be Dec. 4.

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity's secret sauce: audits?

While a 'checklist' approach to cybersecurity is not effective, audits and compliance can be a tool for improvement.

Cybersecurity

Bill would rein in NSA's bulk data collection

Proposed restrictions are expressly intended to cramp the NSA's practice of assembling and analyzing metadata on Americans.

Digital Government

Want Obamacare? Try the Phone

As technical problems continue at HealthCare.gov, officials suggest registering by phone.

Modernization

Website Connects Drunk People With Random Lawmakers

Want a solution to the government shutdown? Try drunk dialing Congress.

Emerging Tech

Jetsetters Get in the Express Lane at Airports During Shutdown

Fee-backed Global Entry program is still accepting new members for expedited screening.

Cybersecurity

H-1B visa holders could be snared by shutdown

Foreign tech workers who need to extend or modify an H-1B visa while the shutdown is in effect will find some needed agency services unavailable.

Digital Government

Private sector could bridge satellite gap

NOAA is considering commercial satellite providers as one of several options to keep weather data flowing during a potential three-year gap in the government's satellite coverage.