Cybersecurity
Does the NSA Tap That? What We Still Don't Know About Internet Surveillance
Despite evidence that the NSA is tapping fiber-optic cables, we're left with far from a full picture.
Emerging Tech
Check Out This View of Earth From 900 Million Miles Away
NASA snapped a selfie from Saturn that reveals just how insignificant we are.
Digital Government
Building the IT Talent Pipeline
Federal brain drain potential may be highest in science and tech.
Modernization
'Phantom Downloads' Are Apple’s Latest App Store Headache in China
The mysterious downloads may be the work of an app-promotion company that gained access to user accounts.
Modernization
If You’ve Ever Wanted Your Phone and Your PC to Merge, This Millionaire Has a Deal for You
It’s time people stopped owning multiple computers, Mark Shuttleworth contends.
Modernization
The Biggest Opportunity in Mobile Right Now Isn’t on Smartphones
Half of all phones are still old-school 'dumbphones.'
Modernization
Study argues against maintaining legacy systems
Meritalk survey suggests that embracing a software-based IT enterprise would bring major rewards.
Modernization
GSA tightens scrutiny on FedRAMP assessors
A new accreditation process will add rigor and depth to the analysis of an applicant's security standards, GSA promises.
Acquisition
OFPP administrator hones in on past performance
More live-blogging the National Contract Management Association's World Conference.
People
Wennergren to retire
DOD's assistant deputy CMO, a three-time Fed 100 winner, wraps up a 32-year federal career.
Cybersecurity
TSA set to expand pre-check, biometrics
The Transportation Security Agency plans to dramatically expand its pre-screened passenger security program in the coming months, throwing open online enrollment and expanding the number of airports where travelers can go to provide biometric data.
Cybersecurity
What we still don't know about the NSA's Internet surveillance
Are domestic spies tapping the fiber-optic cables that make up the backbone of the Internet?
Digital Government
GovTV: Would you fly a solar-powered plane at night?
The Energy Department showcases project that pushes the limits of solar.
Digital Government
Kudos to VA for its Telehealth Programs
VHA tops list of most 'wired' hospital systems.
Digital Government
Legal Rulings, Protests Impede Navy Broadband Ground Station in Sicily
The State Dept. is confident an Italian court will allow construction to resume.
Digital Government
Army Awards Six Vendors Hardware Deals Valued at $494M
Extension of contracts for network and storage gear will run through August 2014.
Digital Government
Federal Executives Bust Telework Myths
Flexible work arrangements don't hamper productivity and creativity, panelists say.
Cybersecurity
Lawmakers push for smarter acquisition at TSA
'We don't have to look far to know the process is broken,' one House critic declares.
Digital Government
The Race to Manage Government Records Begins
Vendors invited to digitally present how they would help agencies digitally store records.
Digital Government