Cybersecurity
Iranian oil industry hit by cyberattack
Iran is investigating a suspected cyberattack on its main oil export terminal and its oil ministry, Reuters has reported.
People
3 ways for young feds to impress the boss
Business etiquette specialist Pamela Eyring advises on how young feds can get ahead and make a lasting impression on their superiors.
Digital Government
Facebook Timeline: Help or hindrance for agencies?
Studies show whether Timeline is helping or hurting agencies seeking public interaction.
Cybersecurity
NIST tests accuracy in iris recognition for identification
Report quantifies accuracy, speed in iris-recognition algorithms.
Acquisition
Agencies to pay more toward contractor exec salaries
Obama administration fails in its effort to reduce contractor executive compensation in contracts.
Modernization
DOD urges relaxed satellite controls
Momentum for satellite export reform is stalled by the complex and technical nature of the issue.
Acquisition
GSA's Oracle cancellation still a mystery
When parties can’t agree on aspects of a contract, experts say call it a day.
Digital Government
11 things feds should never tell the boss
Sometimes it's best to keep your lips sealed.
Digital Government
What happened in Vegas cost Johnson her job
Media reaction to Martha Johnson's departure from GSA ranged from savage to irreverent.
Digital Government
Bridging the public affairs/journalism gap
The goals of reporters and public affairs officers sometimes clash, but there are a few things that can make the relationship as smooth as possible.
Cybersecurity