Cybersecurity
Anons release records of 30,000+ Israeli officials, including Mossad agents
Government (Foreign) // Israel
Cybersecurity
'Leak' of publicly-available Montreal police personal info was intimidation
Government (Foreign) // Montreal, Canada
Cybersecurity
Workers at former Energy plutonium production site suffer breach
Energy // Government (U.S.) // South Carolina, United States
Digital Government
Clearances Command Six-Figure Compensation Packages for IT Pros
Tech workers had an edge even over peers with security credentials.
Emerging Tech
Who’s Using Our Data? Ag Agencies Ask
That part of the open data equation is sometimes forgotten.
Digital Government
John Klossner on the Fed 100
FCW's resident cartoonist takes a look at our long-running awards program.
People
Rep. John Mica at a glance
The Florida Republican and former Transportation and Infrastructure chairman now heads House Oversight's Government Operations Subcommittee, where federal IT is very much on the agenda.
Digital Government
GSA's WillowWood facility to close
WillowWood was 'state of the art before state of the art was cool,' says one of its creators.
Digital Government
Congress turns attention to 2014 budget
With the continuing resolution to avert a government shutdown passed, lawmakers set their sights further out.
Digital Government
FDA Wants to Make the Internet Less Safe for Fake Drugs
Counterfeit medical devices, dietary supplements and food also targeted.
People
Agencies sign pact to strengthen acquisition training
The Office of Federal Procurement Policy and the General Services Administration pledge to strengthen their cooperation and commitment to the Federal Acquisition Institute.
Digital Government
Stirrings of freedom rustle in China
There may not be pure freedom of speech in China, but the media (old and new) are far from monolithic, Steve Kelman finds.
Digital Government
New 'Cosmic Blueprint' Lets Us Look at the Earliest Days of the Universe
The new map of cosmic radiation shows us the universe at 380,000 years old.
Modernization
We Now Live in a World Where More People Have Mobile Phones Than Clean Toilets
UN reports estimate that 6 billion people on earth have mobile phones.
Modernization
CIA CTO sheds light on intelligence community's need for cloud
The officially-unconfirmed contract between the CIA and Amazon has led to an upsurge of interest in the spy agency's strategy.
Digital Government
The True Story of the Government Programs That Tried to Build an Atomic Heart
And the craziest part of the atomic artificial heart program wasn't the atomic part.
Digital Government
Genachowski to leave FCC
Serving since 2009, Genachowski refocused the commission onto broadband communications. His planned departure has provoked speculation about a successor.
Emerging Tech
Robots Haven't Had Much Luck Walking On Sand -- Until Now
Researches design a fast-moving, six-legged lizard robot.
Emerging Tech
IBM Invention Mimics Human Brains at Atomic Level
Development may pave the way for the most powerful computers ever.
Digital Government