People

Federal 100: Kevin M. Phillips

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Cybersecurity

Federal 100: Lily Lidong Chen

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Digital Government

Federal 100: Christine Finnelle

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Digital Government

Federal 100: Margie Graves

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Digital Government

Federal 100: Darren Ash

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Modernization

Federal 100: Max Everett

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Cybersecurity

Federal 100: Clara Tsao

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Digital Government

Federal 100: Jonathan W. Scholl

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Digital Government

Federal 100: Brent Ingraham

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Digital Government

Federal 100: Bill Hunt

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Cybersecurity

Federal 100: Amit Yoran

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Cybersecurity

Federal 100: John Zangardi

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Digital Government

Federal 100: Nate Ashton

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Modernization

Federal 100: Joseph Cubba

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Digital Government

Federal 100: Jeff Lau

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Digital Government

Federal 100: Bill Wiatrowski

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Digital Government

Should Government Agencies Move Out of Capital Cities?

North Carolina may relocate its Division of Motor Vehicles from Raleigh to boost lagging Rocky Mount. Can this be a national model for decentralizing power?

  • By Sarah Holder, CityLab
Digital Government

Lawmaker Wants VA to Explain a Software Tool USDS Flagged as Flawed

A ProPublica report exposed serious issues in a Veterans Affairs Department software tool.

  • By Brandi Vincent
Cybersecurity

NIST pushes new encryption protocols for quantum, connected devices

The National Institute of Standards and Technology is inching closer to developing two new encryption standards to protect the federal government from new and emerging cybersecurity threats.

  • By Derek B. Johnson, FCW
People

White House seeks $50 million to push OPM-GSA merger

The White House budget proposed moving ahead with the administration’s reorganization plan to fold the Office of Personnel Management into the General Services Administration, and is exploring what can be done without congressional approval.

  • By Chase Gunter, FCW
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