Digital Government
All major federal agencies now using Twitter and YouTube
Twenty three of 24 major agencies are on Facebook.
Modernization
Bring your device, but don't forget security
A new survey finds that BYOD can expose agencies to security risks in a big way.
Digital Government
Workforce is once more a target
With major budget proposals from each party released, Democrats and Republicans prepare to fight over the federal workforce again.
People
Degrees of separation: After all, it is who you know
Organizational network analysis reveals how people’s interpersonal relationships affect a workgroup's effectiveness.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity reboot: Two game-changing ideas
Some say making IT systems a moving target to hackers and centralizing cybersecurity policy will turn around current flawed approaches.
Cybersecurity
FISMA noncompliance leaves VA vulnerable
Audit finds Veterans Affairs Department has made strides, but is still not meeting FISMA directives with its information security program.
Digital Government
House panel to probe ‘outrageous’ GSA spending
GSA's money management comes under spotlight in the wake of the report that revealed frivolous spending at a 2010 conference.
Digital Government
SoMoClo ... huh?
The convergence of social media, mobile and cloud presents new opportunities and challenges for CIOs, according to a report.
People
Management theory and practice
What does research from the ivory tower have to say to people working in their fields?
Cybersecurity
Is mobile security a losing game?
The government faces a new technology threat in mobile security.
People
For CIOs, tight budgets have a silver lining
Fiscal pressures provide CIOs with an opportunity to prove their value, writes Alan Balutis.
People
Government accountability: Keeping an eye on the big picture
As agencies update their open-gov plans, they are overlooking some of the most basic transparency tools.
Cybersecurity
CBP snafu exposes proprietary information
Customs and Border Protection took down documents included in a solicitation for the "virtual border fence" project that may have included proprietary contractor information.
Digital Government