Cybersecurity

CBP needs better ways to estimate wait times

GAO urges the border agency to update its manual methods for estimating the length of time trucks wait in line to cross Mexican borders into the U.S.

People

Content from Obama transition site vanishes

Did the Edward Snowden incident kill Change.gov? At least one transparency advocate thinks it's possible.

Digital Government

Get Ready for Your Close-Up: Your Next Job Interview Probably Won't Be in Person

More hiring managers are skipping face-to-face meetings, something many candidates say they prefer.

People

Dickover leaves State for Institute of Peace

Noel Dickover, pioneer of e-Diplomacy efforts, has joined an organization devoted to non-violent conflict resolution.

Modernization

Amazon Sues Over CIA Cloud Deal

IBM successfully fought CIA’s award of the $150 million cloud and is intervening in the lawsuit.

Cybersecurity

NIST cybersecurity center moves into high gear

Donna Dodson, who heads the center, describes its mission, priorities and strategy.

Digital Government

Why Democrats Laugh at the Republican Digital Strategy -- And Why They Shouldn't

New online toolkit rivals Obama campaign tech, company says.

Cybersecurity

White House Employees’ Personal Email Hacked

Targeted campaign aims to extract social media team’s Gmail and Twitter logins.

People

Making room for innovation

Agencies can retool their offices to cut real-estate costs and improve collaboration.

Cybersecurity

White House staffers personal Gmail hacked

Government (U.S.) // Social Media // Web Services

Digital Government

Pentagon and Environmentalists Unite in Opposition to Proposed Power Line Route

Project threatens operations at White Sands Missile Range and riparian areas in Arizona, critics say.

Digital Government

VanRoekel: OMB has no role in approving energy-savings contracts

As lawmakers continue to try to make sense of a hold on an Energy Department project, the U.S. CIO's response at a hearing provokes more questions.

Cybersecurity

BYOD: Bring Your Own Disaster?

As appealing as bringing personal devices to work may be, the downsides are hard to ignore.

Cybersecurity

Cybercrime Costs the US $20 Billion Each Year. Or $70 Billion. Or Maybe $140 Billion

A new report from the Center for Strategic and International Studies has suggested several numbers for the true cost.

People

New NASA CIO embraces job's challenges

An audit of the agency's IT governance sets at least part of the agenda for Larry Sweet's tenure.

Emerging Tech

NASA's Newest Space Telescope Sends Back Its First Images of the Sun, and They're Gorgeous

Early evidence suggests that IRIS is going to be a feast for those who love pretty pictures of space.