Digital Government
What was on Osama bin Laden's hard drive?
Investigators are poring over a 'mother lode' of data on hard drives, flash drives and other devices retrieved by Navy Seals during their raid on Osama bin Laden's compound.
People
OPM builds how-to site for hiring managers
A new website will give the federal government one-stop access to recruitment resources such as multimedia learning tools and interactive forums with experts.
Digital Government
Citizen soldiers: Users must defend cyber front line
Computer users need regular training and instruction to raise their awareness of how to identify and counter cyber threats.
Digital Government
Citizen soldiers: Users must defend cyber front line
Computer users need regular training and instruction to raise their awareness of how to identify and counter cyber threats.
Cybersecurity
Lawmakers propose giving Energy authority over utilities during cyber emergencies
Stuxnet virus has raised fears about the vulnerability of the electricity grid to sabotage.
Modernization
Kundra seeks IT cooperation with state and local governments
The federal CIO says government online customer service should also mirror the private sector.
People
How online games could make government more accessible
Some communications experts say that Web-based games could help more people get a better grasp on the workings of government.
Acquisition
How mushy mangoes can enlighten acquisition employees
Without a robust past-performance system, a lot of the incentive for better vendor performance disappears, writes columnist Steve Kelman.
People
Rosetta Stone for corporate IDs would simplify accountability
ORGPedia aims to ease the exchange of data between existing systems used to track political contributions.
People
Osama bin Laden and Public Service Recognition Week
Unfortunately, many people do not realize that government employees are responsible for tracking down bin Laden, writes blogger Steve Kelman.
Modernization