Digital Government

Pentagon: Fake tech is a recurrent problem

The Energy Department, responsible for the U.S. nuclear stockpile, says threats have been orchestrated by foes with 'world class' abilities.

Digital Government

Touching History

Cybersecurity

Congress to overhaul federal cybersecurity laws

Congress is asking for input as it overhauls the Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002.

Modernization

Is security the real problem for an intelligence community cloud?

There are other concerns that are, perhaps surprisingly, bigger barriers for intell agencies.

People

Cornell study shows public has many misperceptions of government

Federal government aid programs suffer from many misperceptions in the public eye, according to a new study from Cornell University.

Digital Government

Justice accused of hindering multi-agency FOIA website

A group of FOIA watchdogs is calling for a truce in an apparent turf war between the Justice Department and three other departments over FOIA websites.

People

The Rx for DHS' low employee morale

DHS has addressed employee dissatisfaction but has yet to develop comprehensive action plans to deal with the issue.

Cybersecurity

Energy CIO: Policies and procedures likely won't catch counterfeiters

Officials have to consider the challenges and cost tradeoffs when dealing with how to secure their supply chain management.

Acquisition

Congress won't subject analysts to lobbyists' rules

Controversial clause is eliminated, for the moment at least, but not without objections.

Digital Government

Are some of the issues that plague DHS creeping your way?

Lawmakers this month examined the reasons behind low morale at the Department of Homeland Security. But some of the most persistent issues dogging DHS may sound familiar to feds no matter where they work.