Digital Government
Federal Coach: Sick of unclear sick-leave policies?
This week’s question comes from a congressional staffer who’s frustrated by the unclear policies around sick leave and vacation days.
Cybersecurity
Energy lab back online after cyberattack
Pacific Northwest lab restores public websites and Internet access nearly two weeks after a hack exploited a zero-day vulnerability.
Modernization
Here's your FOSE 2011 planning guide
The expo and conference, July 19-21 at the Washington Convention Center, will present a smorgasbord of innovative technologies and products, and techniques for applying them to government.
Digital Government
Minn. government shutdown expected to end soon
The longest state government shutdown in recent history is finally coming to an end. But, at the federal level, the debt ceiling debate rages on and creates uncertainty for federal employees.
Modernization
Army rethinks governing IT policies, networks
The Army is rescinding current IT network policies and wants to collapse redundant networks to streamline and transform.
People
Kundra's parting gift? 10 lessons in IT management
Vivek Kundra, the outgoing federal CIO, gives a House subcommittee lessons on IT management.
Digital Government
Is Fox News in trouble?
The crimes allegedly committed by News Corp. employees in the UK could put Fox News at risk.
Cybersecurity
Senators argue cybersecurity leadership
With many committees claiming jurisdiction over cybersecurity, little progress has been made on passing comprehensive legislation. Sen. John McCain’s call for a temporary select committee to break the logjam quickly met with resistance.
Modernization
Treasury announces plan for invoice portal
The Treasury Department will install an electronic invoice processing system by the end of fiscal 2012.
Cybersecurity
DOD releases 5-point cyber defense plan
The Defense Department's new strategy for defending U.S. computer networks stresses the need for a multi-faceted, evolving approach to counter pervasive threats.
People
Debt ceiling debate renews fears for feds
If the debt ceiling debate isn't settled soon, federal employees could face furloughs or holds on their salaries and benefits.
People