Cybersecurity
Senators seek 'gold standard' in cybersecurity
Alternative to better cybersecurity measures "could be a digital Pearl Harbor," oversight panel leaders write in op-ed.
Digital Government
Pentagon's cyber strategy aims to quell fears of militarizing cyberspace
Expert interviews shown on a Government Business Council infographic predict the outcome of cyber defense efforts worldwide.
Digital Government
The 'Horrible Bosses' bandwagon
It's a comedy on the big screen -- but no laughing matter in the workplace.
Digital Government
NASA, DOJ take hits in fiscal 2012 budget package
The House Appropriations Committee took scissors to NASA's James Webb Space Telescope program and reduced state and local grant programs run by the Justice Department in its fiscal 2012 budget package.
Digital Government
DISA's Facebook test throws a scare
What happened that could have caused the Defense Information Systems Agency to close on July 7?
People
Administration plans $6B in support service contract cuts
The Obama administration intends to cut $6 billion in spending by the end of fiscal 2012 on support services contracts that help managers.
People
National Archives reveals its social media hits and misses
The National Archives and Records Administration has released its most recent data on social media traffic showing viewership trends for Flickr, YouTube, Facebook and other popular sites.
Digital Government
We'll always have Paris -- and so will the Chinese
Steve Kelman observes signs of increasing Chinese influence in the City of Lights.
Cybersecurity
Energy labs recovering from cyberattacks
Labs knocked offline are recovering, investigating the cyberattacks that hit them over the weekend.
Cybersecurity
Champions of change, powered by IT
Social media leaders, performance improvement officers and chief privacy officers play key roles in the development of Gov 2.0.
People