Digital Government
The Number of Times We Could Blow Up the Earth Is Once Again a Secret
How many nukes does the Defense Department have now?
Digital Government
What Are We Going to Do About GPS Jamming?
The unclassified version of a report on vulnerabilities leaves much to worry about.
Digital Government
Defense Intel Agency Eyes TurboTax-Type Software to Run Acquisitions
Easy-to-use software may eventually serve entire intel community.
Digital Government
'Old School' Mindset Inhibits Federal Telework, Report Finds
OPM lays blame on agencies for not handing in telework program data.
Digital Government
Q and A: How Big Data Is Revolutionizing City Government
Harvard Professor Stephen Goldsmith wants to build a market for municipal data analytics.
Modernization
India’s New Surveillance Network Will Make the NSA Green With Envy
The country is going ahead with an ambitious program that will let it monitor any one of its 900 million telecom subscribers.
People
GAO urges OPM to improve telework reporting
Of seven reporting requirements established by the Telework Enhancement Act, OPM partially met only two, audit finds.
Emerging Tech
That Time an Astronaut Got a Pie Sent to the International Space Station
Pie in the sky, literally.
Digital Government
Feds and the Fifth Amendment
FCW readers are split on whether federal employees should be fired for invoking Constitutional rights.
Digital Government
The Troubling Data Behind America's Growing Wildfires
Fires are getting bigger and often deadlier.
Digital Government
Can DIA become the Defense Innovation Agency?
The Defense Intelligence Agency wants to be an innovation leader in the government, and it is overcoming old habits to do so.
People
Know any rising stars? Nominate them today!
Time is running out! You have until July 15 to nominate your organization's best young talent.
Modernization
Top 10 virtualization killers
Software can't solve these fatal flaws, but understanding and preparing for the risks can.
Cybersecurity
Why the US Doesn’t Use Cyber Weapons to Attack Its Enemies More Often
Feds are wary of making the country even more of a target for cyberattacks.
Digital Government
19 Firefighters Reported Dead in Arizona Wildfire
The fire is currently at zero containment.
Cybersecurity
Pentagon Spent Millions to Counter Insider Threats After WikiLeaks Fiasco
That didn't stop Edward Snowden from downloading highly classified data at NSA.
People
Counting heads: CRS tallies unfilled presidential appointments
Half a year into his second term, President Obama has not nominated candidates for many positions, and some he has put forward have not been confirmed, research shows.
People
Sarah Crane: The power behind the portal
The director of USA.gov enhances the portal's reach and influence through a variety of techniques and tools, because there is no 'one single silver bullet.'
Cybersecurity
Malware grabs passwords for various sites in Gulf States and the Caribbean
Government (Foreign) // Hospitality // Technology // Telecommunications // Other Critical Infrastructure // Gulf of Mexico
Digital Government