Digital Government
UK researchers discover backdoor in American military chip
Glitch presents potential for a ‘large scale Stuxnet-type attack,’ paper says.
Digital Government
Drone strike continues thanks to Obama's 'kill list'
A New York Times report raises questions about the Obama administration's list of terrorist targets.
Cybersecurity
Military told to be cautious on commercial social media sites
Reported new policy comes after a recent hack showed the potential vulnerabilities in sites with user-generated content.
Digital Government
Top tech official calls for new panel to help liberate government data
CTO Todd Park seeks to spur data-driven apps in energy, education, safety and nonprofits.
Digital Government
Big data can save health care--but at what cost to privacy?
Medical research would benefit greatly from massive, publicly shared sets of patient information.
Cybersecurity
Cyberattack hits federal Thrift Savings Plan
Intruders gained access to information on 123,000 accounts.
Cybersecurity
NSA taps schools for cyber sleuths
Centers for excellence to help agency meet demand for security skills.
Emerging Tech
Video: SpaceX has docked: 'Looks like we caught a dragon by the tail'
The company's Dragon capsule has officially docked at the International Space Station.
Modernization
The intangible foundation of the digital strategy
One technology empowers the White House's digital strategy.
People
Senate version of defense bill tackles cyber workforce, procurement
The Senate's defense bill is $3 billion more than the president's request and doesn't account for the budget cuts of sequestration.
Cybersecurity
Security presented as the foundation of new federal digital strategy
A blueprint for moving government services to mobile devices concentrates on protecting data, rather than the devices.
Cybersecurity
Analysis: Cyberwarriors face a hard truth
The possibilities, and risks, are endless on the high-tech battlefield.
Digital Government
Pakistan says U.S. drone killed 10 militants
U.S. shows no signs of winding down covert CIA program.
Cybersecurity
VA may have bent the rules for iPads, iPhones
The Veterans Affairs Department approved iPhones and iPads for its network last year while partially avoiding a particular FISMA requirement, according to a new audit.
Cybersecurity
Feds don't always see mobile as cost saver
A poll discovers feds are enthusiastic about mobile technology and believe it will help cut costs -- but not all the time.
People
Rules for political advocacy for teleworkers in question
Applying the Hatch Act to teleworkers is not as simple as it seems.
People
Jeff Neely is no longer with GSA
The infamous Western Regions Conference brings down another senior GSA official.
People
Joe Jordan confirmed as OFPP administrator
After just five months of vacancy, OFPP has a new leader.
Digital Government
More than a million fake parts suspected in defense supply system
Senate probe reveals counterfeit electronics are widespread
Digital Government