Modernization

Facebook 'invisible' sharing worries privacy advocates

New Facebook features could share your information without your knowledge, expert fears.

Digital Government

Developing Post-War Soldiers

Modernization

White House sets up official Page on Google Plus

It's the newest social network on the scene, but Google Plus may pick up some momentum with the addition of The White House as a new member.

Cybersecurity

President's Challenge Site: Temporarily Hack[y] Sacked?

Visitors to the President's Challenge Physical Activity, Nutrition and Fitness Awards program website on Thursday were in for a surprise when instead of the fitness page they received the following message:

Digital Government

Disaster recovery goes virtual

Business continuity capabilities don’t have to be gold-plated to get the job done anymore.

Digital Government

Throw away the clock

Say you have an employee who is often 20 minutes late. So what? Try managing without a clock, advises HR pro.

People

The devil, the details and contract terms

Research offers a surprising finding about contract terms.

Digital Government

People like feds ... really

Some lawmakers in Washington have fueled some pretty negative characterizations of the federal workforce. But how many Americans really share their views?

Digital Government

IRS coughs up $320M to overhaul website

Government Computer News

Digital Government

House, Senate postpone piracy bills under pressure

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Digital Government

Veterans Affairs will host electronic health records in DISA data centers

VA will begin shifting operations at hospitals in New York and New Jersey in March.

People

IT acquisition: Pay less now, more later

Acquisition officials, wary of budget scrutiny, are finding it difficult to resist the temptation of low pricing, whatever the long-term costs.

Modernization

Defense IT: Preparing for the worst and other survival strategies in 2012

Although everyone will feel the pain of budget cuts in the days ahead, some areas of defense IT will fare better than others.

People

DARPA seeks games to test weapons systems

The research arm of the Defense Department is looking for ways to crowdsource weapon systems testing.