Cybersecurity

Tight defense budgets could yield better cybersecurity, information sharing

The need to be more efficient and innovative could lead to improved cybersecurity and information sharing across DOD, officials said.

Digital Government

IT Grads In Demand

Modernization

Navy SEALs adjust to new fame

The Navy SEALs' website needs reinforcements. The way they have maintained their website no longer works.

Digital Government

Open information may mean more errors get published

Agencies feel pressure to rush out lightly vetted data on such websites as the Obama administration's Data.gov, specialists say.

Modernization

Defense looks for commercial alternative to its broadband battlefield radio

The Army could buy as many as 25,000 of the radios by 2022, if the procurement goes through.

Cybersecurity

Obama cybersecurity enforcement plan could backfire, senator warns

'Name and shame' approach to motivating companies to enhance security might actually steer enemies to U.S. targets, says Collins.

Digital Government

White House proposal includes Internet kill switch, senators warn

Proposed cybersecurity legislation’s reliance on the 77-year-old Telecommunications Act could give the president broad powers over the Internet during an emergency.

Digital Government

The best of the federal blogosphere

VA hires a critic; Happy Mother's Day to the planet; America's ready for high-speed rail.

Cybersecurity

Bin Laden's tech habit could trip up his terrorist group

Despite his efforts to go off the grid, Osama bin Laden's dependence on technology might lead to the biggest blow to his terrorist group.

Cybersecurity

DISA Dishes on Cyber Contractors