Digital Government

Officials: United Nations Internet regulation is not a conspiracy

U.S. officials say there are no “web-snatching black helicopters.”

Cybersecurity

USAJobs clears security hurdle

The federal job site gets the green light on cybersecurity.

People

What's with all these chiefs?

Why are there so many chiefs in government? And if that word is in your title, are you a hotshot or a hat rack?

Cybersecurity

Critical Read: Breaking down cybersecurity silos

A report from the Bipartisan Policy Center recommends ways to overcome various impediments to public/private information sharing.

Digital Government

Solving WAN Issues Takes More Than Adding Bandwidth

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Cybersecurity

Reuters blogs hacked with fake story about Syrian rebel retreat

Wire says it thinks it knows who is responsible for the hack.

Cybersecurity

What it feels like to get hacked

After technology writer Mat Honan's accounts were hacked, he took it as an opportunity to educate.

Emerging Tech

Live-tweeting Curiosity's landing from Earth

Thanks to NASA, the world was able to follow the Mars rover's landing Monday morning.

Modernization

Government agencies spending more on cloud, but some execs are fuzzy on the details

One finding of a new study: Many CFOs, despite their financial control, are only somewhat familiar with the details of their agencies' cloud strategies.

People

GSA says integrated acquisition site is fixed

System for Award Management is back online.

People

DOD, State, USAID say 'enough' to wartime contracting reforms

Three agencies have implemented some of the recommendations of the Wartime Contracting Commission, but now say they don't want to do more. Some senators are considering making it mandatory.

Modernization

Take the pain out of website management

Here’s why the Obama administration’s new digital strategy directs agencies to adopt a content management system sooner rather than later.

People

Technology offers no silver bullet

Technology implemented without rethinking processes won't solve much, writes consultant Jaime Gracia.