Cybersecurity
The Stuxnet Leaker Might Be the General Credited with Getting It Started
Retired Marine Gen. James Cartwright presented the idea to the White House.
Digital Government
What Your Email Metadata Told the NSA About You
The agency has processed more than a trillion metadata records.
Cybersecurity
The Army Has Partially Blocked Access to The Guardian
Blocking public access to classified information is routine, spokesperson says.
Cybersecurity
Op-ed: Yes, You Can Have Network Security
Building trustworthy information systems requires four key ingredients.
People
GAO: Agencies need more program evaluations
Although most managers report that taking stock of their program performance is helpful, they're not doing it very often.
Digital Government
Your TV Is Spying on You
The campaign strategy that married elections to big data is now being applied to your home theater.
Cybersecurity
How to address the risks of 24/7 government
As government services and information become available around the clock, privacy and security become increasingly pervasive challenges. This excerpt from the IBM Center for the Business of Government's new report on 'Fast Government' explains how to identify and manage those risks.
People
DOD improves on contractor assessments
Tardiness continues to plague DOD's performance reporting, but the percentage of reports filed has risen significantly since 2011.
Digital Government
Your essential catch-up of the week's news
Cyber training, the power puzzle and the Fifth Amendment.
Digital Government
The problem in the middle
Cartoonist John Klossner reveals a big obstacle to machine-to-machine communications.
Cybersecurity
Relative snoops into woman's baby adoption files
Healthcare and Public Health // Florida, United States
Emerging Tech
Online Accessibility Is More Complicated Than It Seems
Small quirks can make websites impossible for disabled people to access.
Digital Government
Navy Awards $3.5 Billion Network Contract to HP Enterprise Services
NGEN will serve 800,000 Navy and Marine users.
Cybersecurity
NSA Networks Might Have Been Missing Anti-Leak Technology
Former agency official says a Defensewide system aimed at countering insider threats was not installed as of summer 2012.
Digital Government
As Expected, VA Claims Backlog Drops Below 800,000
Agency hasn’t seen that number since April 11, 2011.
Emerging Tech
Saving Government Tweets Is Tougher Than You Think
The National Archives wants working groups to make sure agencies are retaining social media records.
Cybersecurity
CIA docs find a home on Amazon
The cloud contract between the intelligence agency and the cloud-services giant is on hold for now, and yet...
Digital Government
DOD announces long-awaited NGEN contract
The new network program, which will serve more than 800,000 users, will replace the aging Navy-Marine Corps Intranet.
Digital Government