Digital Government
Air Force F-35s, drones may square off in budget battle
National Defense Magazine
Digital Government
Pentagon-funded games would crowdsource weapons testing
Facing a shortage of computer specialists, Defense officials look to 'ordinary people' for help rooting out software glitches.
Digital Government
A 2006 cyber breach may have impaired Symantec's government customers
Hackers poached the secret ingredients to one of the antivirus company's corporate products and several consumer applications.
Digital Government
Software upgrade knocks out Defense health record system
AHLTA was down for the entire workday Tuesday.
Modernization
Agencies' needs could imperil FedRAMP
The specific requirements some federal agencies have could undercut the standardized approach of the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, industry experts say.
Digital Government
Can I shoot your avatar?
As the Army has embraced video game-like training, officials see a need for personalized avatars.
Modernization
Defense cloud plans still up in the air
Defense Department plans for migrating services to commercial clouds will be revealed in the coming weeks.
Digital Government
OMB anti-duplication effort to inform reorg strategy
OMB seeks to catalogue duplicative services and functions across government.
Cybersecurity
DHS takes key role in DOD cybersecurity program
DHS' new role marks a milestone for the data-sharing effort as it grows past pilot-program status.
Modernization
IRS spending $320M on website improvements
The Internal Revenue Service has begun an ambitious $320 million upgrade to its website, but it is missing some elements in the roadmap for its investment, according to a new GAO report.
Acquisition
Sequestration makes contractors into 'hostages': Panel
As agencies scramble to cut costs under sequestration, contractors should expect to be squeezed too.
Digital Government