Digital Government
Facebook unveils new security measures
The company suggests users enable the feature if they frequently use public Internet networks. The option is available as part of the "account security" section of the "account settings" page.
Digital Government
New border surveillance project faces same problems that doomed SBInet
Security experts say DHS needs a different approach and more acquisition personnel to successfully develop a virtual fence.
Digital Government
House, Senate Judiciary chairs clash over extending online spy provisions
Senate measure offers a longer-term solution and more oversight than the rival House proposal.
Digital Government
Mark Forman to leave KPMG
Mark Forman is leaving KPMG. His last day with KPMG is January 31. Forman was OMB administrator for e-government and IT during part of the Bush adminstration.
People
Feds to Congress: Don't tread on us!
Reader comments on recent FCW.com stories suggest that federal workers are beginning to feel like all-too-convenient scapegoats.
Modernization
CDC publishes social media metrics on dashboard
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is showcasing its digital activity in a new dashboard with data on website and social media use.
Acquisition
Bring accountability to contract protests
Government and industry need to take a new approach to procurement before bid protests spiral out of control, writes Jaime Gracia.
Cybersecurity
Recommended reading
Wiser year-end spending; Malware: It's not just for techies anymore; The true nature of global cyber risks.
People
From fed to private sector: How to make the move
For feds considering a switch to industry, it pays to listen to the pros.
Acquisition
HUBZone program faces economic uncertainties
Without priority status, HUBZone companies might lose ground to more popular set-aside programs.
Modernization
E-gov services beat offline alternatives on satisfaction study
E-government websites are earning higher scores for customer satisfaction in comparison to overall satisfaction with federal services, according to the fourth quarter 2010 study from ForeSee Results.
Digital Government
Belt-tightening ahead?
The Republican Study Committee—a conservative House Republican caucus—has come up with a bill loaded with spending cuts the group says could trim $2.5 trillion from the federal budget over the next 10 years.
People
GAO releases performance self-evaluation
The Government Accountability Office, Congress’ evaluation and investigative arm, has released a report that found some flaws in its own performance.
Digital Government