Acquisition

Survey says, contracting officers bow to auditors

Contractors are frustrated by the unwillingness of contracting officers to assert their decision-making authority.

Cybersecurity

NSA Trailblazer Paul Bartock, 1954-2012

Digital Government

Cyber Pro Shortage Extends to Private Sector

Cybersecurity

Report: NATO needs more cyber capabilities

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Digital Government

LightSquared CEO resigns after FCC torpedoes network

LightSquared CEO Sanjiv Ahuja has resigned after the Federal Communications Commission turned down the company's plan to build a nationwide wireless network, the company said.

Cybersecurity

House subcommittee questions cybersecurity at power networks

While new computer technology has made power grids more effective, systems designed to secure those networks from cyberattacks continue to lag, Government Accountability Office officials told a House subcommittee on Tuesday.

Cybersecurity

Researchers suggest U.S, China engage on cyberattack issues

A new report proposes China and the United States discuss taboo hacking topics, such as cyberattacks, to cool cybersecurity relations before the dispute becomes as explosive as global finance.

Digital Government

Air Mobility Command to adopt paperless charts by December

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency developed an iPad flight app, and it plans for Android and Windows versions.

Cybersecurity

Audit: Agencies still wasting billions with overlapping programs

GAO highlighted similar problems last year, and continues to find new examples.

Digital Government

Go Mobile, Gain Productivity

Digital Government

Google privacy policy could hurt government agencies, AGs fear

GOogle's new privacy policy is raising concerns for government agencies, according to a group of state attorney generals.

Acquisition

Renfro named director of GSA's GWACs

Renfro has a long history in federal procurement, making her a match for the open director position.

Digital Government

VA CIO sheds light on search for Microsoft alternative

The Veterans Affairs Department is one of several federal agencies looking for alternatives to MS Office, says CIO Roger Baker.

Digital Government

Prediction: 5 trends for federal mobility

Will 2012 be the tipping point?