Cybersecurity

Rep. Van Hollen, DHS' Borras appeal to midsize contractors

As sequester squeeze continues, officials say vendors must look at how each agency marketplace operates.

Digital Government

Army intell system rising from controversy into the cloud

Officials demo DCGS-A in attempt to satisfy congressional critics and showcase the system's potential.

Modernization

Congress Demands to Know if Google Glass Will Violate Your Privacy

Letter sent to search giant asks about implications of new technology.

Digital Government

VA National Cellular Contract Mystery Solved

Small business partners with major carriers to provide widespread coverage.

Cybersecurity

E-Verify expansion nixed

A proposal to expand the system employers use to ensure employees are eligible to work in the United States failed in committee.

People

Moniz confirmed as Energy Secretary

By a vote of 97-0, the Senate approved the appointment of the MIT physicist to lead DOE.

Cybersecurity

Healthcare center worker was an ID thief

Healthcare and Public Health // Indiana, United States

Digital Government

Smarter Printing Could Cut Costs, Energy Use in Half

Agencies spend $2 billion a year on printing, only to throw away much of what they print the same day.

Digital Government

Navy Wants Some Good Anti-Terrorist Computer Games

The Naval Post-Graduate School plans to buy tech that runs on open source infrastructure.

Modernization

Military Commands Will Tap AirWatch to Manage Mobile Devices

Global Strike Command will piggyback on a system already installed by Special Operations Command.

Digital Government

House Could Withhold DHS Funds While Waiting for Chemical Security Report

Appropriators want to hold back $20 million until Homeland Security produces progress report and spending plan.

Digital Government

Former Defense Brass Object to ‘More Restrictive’ Nuclear Trade Policies

A half-dozen former U.S. national security leaders implored Obama to avoid tightening restrictions on foreign nuclear cooperation.

Emerging Tech

How Data Can Aid Farmers' Markets and Education Innovations

Government information can aid the public but opening it up is just the first step.

Digital Government

Issa reboots DATA Act

A bill to impose open data standards on federal government spending is getting another look in Congress, starting this week.

Digital Government

U.S. Destroys Fake Ballistic Missle in Test

The interceptor was fired using second-generation Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense technology.

Digital Government

Can less money lead to more creativity?

Some agencies are finding that tightening budgets are leading to smarter IT choices and inspirations.

People

Werfel takes reins at IRS

OMB Controller will take acting role at tax agency as scandal unfolds.

Digital Government

Government's Edge in Attracting Science Pros? Mission

STEMM panelists say more mobility would help, too.

Modernization

Google Figures Out the Simplest, Most Profound Way to Send Money: Over Email

Google announced it will gradually allow adult Gmail users to attach money to their emails.