Cybersecurity

What the government doesn't do these days

Richard Spires offers an example of frugality.

Cybersecurity

TechAmerica honors government, industry leaders

The TechAmerica Foundation hosted its annual awards dinner and singled out top leaders.

People

Making an entrance

Being incognito can be difficult if you once were a high-profile fed.

Cybersecurity

NSA chief endorses the cloud for classified military cyber program

A centrally secured information hub would provide controlled access to intelligence.

Modernization

Navy wants to make tactical and commercial handheld devices talk

Service eyes interoperation of phones across various waveforms.

Modernization

NASA logs Web services savings

A switch to Web services for cloud-based infrastructure is paying off.

Cybersecurity

Top VA official recognized for excellence in leadership

Winners of the AFFIRM Leadership Awards feted at Capital Hilton.

Digital Government

DOD’s top brass blast sequestration, emphasize cyber in Senate testimonies

A "cyber Pearl Harbor is a real possibility, defense secretary warns.

Digital Government

Rand Paul launches a preemptive strike against domestic drone use

The Kentucky senator proposed legislation that would force police to follow the Constitution by getting a warrant before using unmanned aerial vehicles.

Acquisition

Senators back off call for automatic contractor suspensions

Proposals to require agencies to automatically suspend companies accused of wrongdoing have been softened in latest version of a bill.

People

GSA CFO takes on new detail

GSA brings over Treasury official to be acting chief financial officer.

Emerging Tech

ICANN reveals names, Amazon, Google go in big

Nearly 2,000 new address names were submitted to the program.

People

Can you really trust claims about federal pay?

Who earns more, federal employees or their private-sector counterparts? It all depends on whom, and how, you ask.

Emerging Tech

Justice Department investigating cable companies' fear of streaming video

The investigation will focus on issues such as setting data limits.

Acquisition

GSA job security could increase with schedules revisions

Terminating contracts might seem like a job killer, but some experts predict the opposite effect.

Cybersecurity

Lieberman: Cybersecurity bill could wilt over summer

Senator says he is “less encouraged” and that floor debate on the bill could be pushed off until July.

People

OPM head warns against 'burrowing in'

Agency leaders should be wary of political appointees trying to make their positions more permanent as the election draws near, John Berry says.