Digital Government

Social media looms in regulations development

New Web 2.0 tools are changing the ways in which government makes and implements rules and regulations.

Digital Government

DOD blacklist authority could go too far, say small-biz advocates

Small-business groups say the 2011 Defense Authorization bill would allow DOD officials to secretly blacklist contractors and bar them from doing any business with the federal government.

Cybersecurity

Passing of Holbrooke, Rise of WikiLeaks

Digital Government

Federal guidance on WikiLeaks raises legal questions

Security law expert says some agencies' directives to employees might be illegal.

Digital Government

VA rolls out 'smart home' project to rehabilitate brain injury patients

Florida hospital uses technology to help veterans relearn basic but important tasks such as doing the laundry and shaving.

Digital Government

Energy Department announces $30 million in biofuels research funding

Package comes as the biofuels industry watches biofuels tax incentives arduously make their way through the Senate and House tax packages.

Cybersecurity

OPM credits IT for shorter security clearance process

The Office of Personnel Management credits its advanced use of IT tools for cutting the time it takes to process federal personnel security clearances.

Digital Government

Treasury announces senior tech hires

Tim Duncan and David Forrest will be the senior technology leaders for the implementation team at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Digital Government

Here come those 2011 deductibles ...

OK—the 2010 open season for the Federal Employees Healthcare Benefits Program is finally history. The time for looking at rate charts, brochures and competing plans is over.

Digital Government

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Cybersecurity

Gawker hack may put government workers at risk

Government employees who accessed the popular Gawker websites from work may want to take precautions in the wake of the hack attack, according to a report.