Digital Government
What a WWII battle can teach about cybersecurity
A collective defense used in the Atlantic during World War II holds lessons for an enterprise approach to cyber.
People
Chris Smith led USDA to new heights
Chris Smith, who has been CIO of the Agriculture Department for less than four years, oversaw one of the largest cloud migrations in government to date.
Modernization
What's new about the new iPad?
It's not called the "iPad 3," but it features some significant upgrades under the hood and on the screen.
Digital Government
Those in the trenches say: Cut from the top
Amid lawmakers’ call to downsize the federal workforce, many commenters to this blog regularly call for chopping from the top. And they are not the only ones.
Modernization
Can cybersecurity profit from corporate self-interest?
The telecom industry’s insistence that all regulation is bad for security does a disservice to those who rely on critical infrastructure.
People
The secret to good communication, plain and simple
GSA's Katherine Spivey makes a strong case for improving how agencies communicate with the public.
Digital Government
New Apple tool helps configure, manage iPhones and iPads
Government Computer News
Digital Government
FBI nets cyber informants with hacktivist sting
Some hackers have grown disillusioned with radical groups' tactics, including alleged plans to target Israel's industrial systems.
People
The Net Generation and a new era of governance
"Transforming American Governance: Rebooting the Public Square" describes the challenges and changes that are shaping a new kind of governance.
Digital Government