Cybersecurity

Can the next Congress get up to speed on cyber legislation?

Experts suggest that education will be critical for new legislators -- and for many of their more-experienced colleagues as well.

Modernization

Border agency scouts for smartphone accessory to screen people and packages

Personnel would carry docking stations on their belts to scan fingerprints and travel documents.

Modernization

Forman: FDCCI cost savings are 'smoke and mirrors'

Applications and operating systems must be consolidated as well, former OMB IT head contends.

Digital Government

GAO calls for better management of geospatial data

Agencies are duplicating investments and wasting millions due to poor coordination, report finds.

Emerging Tech

AT&T subscribers can’t use Smokey’s app in his namesake park

Forest fire awareness app requires an Internet connection for some material.

Digital Government

House poised to pass STEM immigration bill

The White House opposes the bill, favors broader immigration reform.

People

ACT-IAC honors Reed, Turco, O'Neill, others for leadership

Normally announced at the Executive Leadership Conference, individual awards recognize government and industry leaders in the IT community.

Acquisition

House Small Business chairman skeptical of GSA's new schedules model

Demand Based Model "demonstrates a lack of understanding of how small businesses operate," Rep. Graves suggests.

Modernization

How to build trust into your network

This three-pronged approach to network security is flexible enough to protect existing assets while deftly meeting evolving challenges.

Digital Government

More doctors prefer pixels to prescription pads

Almost half of all physicians prescribe drugs electronically through an electronic health record.

People

Will protest fees have other costs?

Proposed fee for filing bid protest is small, but could have unintended consequences.