Digital Government
Energy risks prematurely approving technologies for uranium processing, GAO says
The department isn't following best practices other agencies set for achieving technology readiness levels.
Digital Government
New leader of traumatic brain injury center brings combat experience to job
Navy Capt. Paul Hammer, a psychiatrist, has served two tours in Iraq.
Cybersecurity
Postal Service IG examines cyber incident data
USPS handles large volumes of financial transactions, which makes it an attractive target for cyber criminals.
People
Council honors Marty Wagner with Distinguished Service Award
Former GSA official Frank McDonough reports on the award ceremony held earlier this month by the International Council for Technology in Government Administration.
Digital Government
Twitter Ties
Federal managers are Tweeting into unknown territory to get the word out and to get their jobs done.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity expert: Stuxnet attack wasn't 'game-changing'
Threats to computer networks are evolving, but there haven't been any 'completely surprising' developments, Adam Meyers says.
Digital Government
Army launches secure video-sharing site
MilTube expands social networking tools for training, updates on weaponry and talks by commanders.
Modernization
NASA among most savvy social media users
The survey examined 100 government offices, independent agencies, multilateral organizations, industry associations and advocacy groups.
Cybersecurity
United States is ill-prepared for a cyberwar, former adviser says
The government has offensive capabilities but no defensive plan, according to a George W. Bush administration official.
Digital Government