Digital Government
What is ... the computer that cheated at 'Jeopardy!'?
A supercomputer won a trivia contest against two human champions. But how impressive is that?
Cybersecurity
RSA wrap-up: A view from the cyber trenches
RSA's annual security conference highlighted an escalation of online hostilities, but it’s still not cyber war, federal officials said.
Cybersecurity
2 security tools that don't come in a box
Before agencies deploy the latest applications to stop insider threats, they should take care of two important tasks.
People
Painter to top cyber spot at State
Cyber law enforcement veteran Chris Painter takes the top cybersecurity role at the State Department
Cybersecurity
Why you can't stop insider threats
There are no silver bullets for preventing once-trusted employees from spilling sensitive information. But a multilayer approach can reduce the risk and effects of those breaches.
People
Government shutdown could get postponed
It now seems likely that a feared government shutdown at the end of this week will be averted, but the reprieve is only temporary. If Congress can't agree on a budget deal soon, the threat will return in two weeks.
Modernization
In moving to the cloud, software licensing proves a stumbling block
Budgeting for computing services on demand is a whole new ball game.
Digital Government