Cybersecurity
Defense cyber chief downplays need to resolve lines of authority
Defense and Homeland Security agreement is the first step.
Cybersecurity
Inconsistent policies trip up efforts to track terrorist finances
Interagency and global collaboration are critical to following terrorist money, according to a forensics expert.
Digital Government
Report: FBI case management system still falls short
IG says while the bureau has spent $405 million of $451 million allotted, toughest challenges remain ahead.
Digital Government
Apps.gov to add storage, virtualization and Web hosting services
Infrastructure-as-a-service offerings through GSA's cloud storefront will provide federal, state, local and tribal agencies with cloud storage, virtual machines and Web hosting to support an ongoing expansion of cloud computing capabilities across government.
Digital Government
Telework—almost home
Speakers and participants at a watershed conference on telework this month in Washington seem to share the opinion that leaders finally see the advantages of allowing federal employees to work remotely.
Digital Government
What's on state CIOs' minds? Consolidation, cost control, health care.
Consolidation, virtualization, budget and health care are among the most critical policy or technology issues to be faced by state government in 2011, according to a recent NASCIO survey.
Digital Government
Agencies ready for real-time FISMA reporting tool, federal CIO reports
The CyberScope compliance tool, scheduled to go live Nov. 15, will replace annual paper reports on FISMA compliance with automated feeds of systems status.
Modernization
NARA to lift veil on Archives.gov face-lift
The National Archives and Records Administration will debut an updated website with a new front page design and with reorganized features selected by the public.
Digital Government
SBA lifts GTSI ban; Friedlander, general counsel resign
Small Business Administration lifts GTSI's temporary suspension, but the company's executive suite pays a heavy toll.
Digital Government
More of what you already knew ...
Well, The Washington Post has joined the fray, publishing the results of a poll that indicates that a significant portion of the public—more than half—think feds are overpaid.
Digital Government