Digital Government

White House may cut purse strings to enforce online credentialing

Administration officials are considering withholding money from agencies that don't offer Web visitors the option to log on with usernames and passwords issued by an outside entity.

Modernization

Transportation, National Archives and Tennessee Valley Authority embrace iPads

VA supports its own iPad rollout with an access gateway that turns the tablet computers into virtual desktops.

Digital Government

Cyber Award Winners Announced

Modernization

Did USAJobs fix make matters worse?

More than a week after its debut, a recent attempt to fix the USAJobs website may be contributing to problems, an industry critic suggested.

Acquisition

Senators, experts to watch for DOD contract reforms

A defense procurement expert asked senators to question defense officials' support for major acquisition reforms in contingency operations.

Digital Government

ISC2 honors federal IT security professionals for creating innovative apps

Organization of IT security professionals announced winners of leadership awards at the TSA, Army, Air Force and other agencies.

Cybersecurity

SSA has gaps in e-authentication of identities, auditors say

The Social Security Administration is falling short on meeting requirements for authenticating identities online, says a new federal audit.

People

GAO: Federal CIO responsibilities too varied

A new report finds that competing responsibilities could hinder federal CIOs to properly carry out their IT and information management tasks.

People

When roadwork can do no more good, telework can be a solution

Virginia commuters could soon see less-congested roads thanks to the commonwealth’s efforts in pushing telework, according to a state official.

Digital Government

More demands for greater federal CIO authority

Washington Business Journal