Modernization

Got a question about the FedRAMP cloud security program?

Let us know and we’ll ask the folks who have the answers.

Cybersecurity

Senators blast publicity of cyberattack on Iran

John McCain, R-Ariz., called the report "an intentional breach."

Emerging Tech

Boeing’s Phantom Eye drone makes pilots superfluous

The computer-controlled experimental aircraft completed its first autonomous flight.

People

Tougher GSA oversight part of new legislation

The General Services Administration could come under tighter restrictions if new legislation passes, based on recent revelations about its spending habits.

Modernization

Defense to industry: How do we manage mobile devices on military networks?

Move could speed up rollout of BYOD schemes.

Cybersecurity

Dot-gov email is more prone to forgery than social media and e-commerce messages

Research finds federal websites trail social networks and retailers in authentication steps.

Digital Government

TSP explains delay in reporting data breach

Thrift Savings Plan participants were in the dark about the possible exposure of their personal information for more than six weeks.

Acquisition

How political nominees can win over a Senate committee

One political nominee learned two key items that are essential to a successful confirmation hearing.

Digital Government

Air Force cancels annual IT conference amid cost concerns

The Air Force's annual IT conference has been shelved for 2012 as event spending comes under tough government scrutiny.

Modernization

Can science and technology defeat Colombian drug cartels?

U.S. Southern Command is looking to DOD's science and technology communities to help in counter-narcotics operations in the jungles of South America.

Acquisition

OFPP attempts to put acquisition on pace with technological change

Administration takes another stab at reshaping procurement to keep up with rapidly changing technology.

People

Federal labor union leader to step down

After nine years as AFGE president and 25 years in the labor movement, John Gage announces his exit.

Digital Government

Therapy for depression can work over the phone

Research has implications for military mental health treatment.

Modernization

GSA takes closer look at IT portfolio

Following the release of the Digital Government Strategy, GSA CIO Casey Coleman says her agency will looks to review its IT portfolio as part of the federal IT reform.

People

ACT-IAC elect new officers

A new slate of board members for the organization will begin service on July 1.

Digital Government

How to read minds

Reading people's minds doesn't require supernatural powers, just understanding and applying psychological concepts. That's a lesson learned at the Management of Change conference.

Cybersecurity

Pivotal policies: 25 years of policy reforms

Policy improvement is work that never ends. We highlight some of the most important efforts of the past 25 years.

Cybersecurity

Is it possible to wage a just cyberwar?

It's time to get serious about the moral questions resulting from our new class of weapons.

Modernization

Video: Stephen Buckner, director of the Census Bureau's Center for New Media and Promotions

Stephen Buckner, director of the United States Census Bureau’s Center for New Media and Promotions, tells Nextgov how the his agency is using mobile, where the next generation of demographic apps will come from and what the 2020 census might look like.

People

Issa probes telework travel reimbursements

GSA teleworkers billed $750,000 in travel expenses, raising questions in Congress.