Cybersecurity

Time for a NSA-Cybercom split? That's classified.

The head of the NSA and Cyber Command told a House panel that a report claiming he recommended splitting leadership of the two entities up after 2020 is "not accurate."

Cybersecurity

What DOD Plans To Do With $9.6 Billion in Cyber Funding

Defense Department cyber leaders explained the 2020 budget request and offered insight into how U.S. Cyber Command is using its new acquisition authority.

Modernization

Army pushes cyber to the battlefield

The Army will begin integrating cyber efforts on the battlefield and implement a new system to give program managers more control over funding.

Modernization

DOE cyber arm preps risk management tool

The tool coming from the Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security, and Emergency Response will quantify what cybersecurity spending delivers in terms of risk management.

Cybersecurity

Top Navy Admiral Warns of Cyberattacks Against Brass

CNO says that’s why the service stopped publishing promotion lists in October.

Digital Government

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Digital Government

FCW Insider: March 14

The latest news, analysis and other updates from FCW's reporters and editors.

Cybersecurity

2018 Midterm Elections Were ‘the Most Secure’ in U.S. History, DHS Cyber Chief Says

Government cybersecurity is also improving, CISA Director Chris Krebs said, but legacy IT is holding agencies back.

Artificial Intelligence

CYBERCOM Seeks Troops Who Can Unleash Artificial Intelligence

AI won’t solve the military’s shortage of cyber professionals but can act as a force multiplier to ease the strain.

Digital Government

Miscategorized Tech Jobs May Hinder Agency Efforts to Fill Critical Vacancies

The Government Accountability Office found agencies assigned a non-IT code to more than 15,000 IT positions.

Digital Government

Labor Department Creates Chief Data Officer Position

In addition to a CDO, the agency will establish a data board—both in accordance with the OPEN Government Data Act.

Digital Government

The Hot New Thing in Dockless Electric Scooters: Docks

Cities are desperate to tame the sidewalk chaos of the e-scooter industry. As companies weigh dock options, one startup offers a solar-powered solution.

Modernization

Defense Digital Service turns to industry for background check help

As the Pentagon prepares to absorb background-checking responsibility, the Defense Digital Service is turning to industry for help.

Cybersecurity

Why TIC and cloud don't mix

The Department of Homeland Security's top cyber official told Congress that policy changes will help agencies move to the cloud and accommodate teleworkers while still protecting federal networks.

Artificial Intelligence

Upgrading IT Could Address Tech Hiring Challenges, Bring About AI, Experts Say

Sluggish tech makes the government a less attractive place to work for talented IT specialists, experts said at SXSW.

Digital Government

Senior lawmaker pushes on EHR access issues

A top appropriator wants answers on how clinicians at the Department of Veterans Affairs will access information on the shared electronic health record system being implemented by the Department of Defense and VA.

Cybersecurity

Senators press legislative IT office for data on hacks

Two Senators want to change the way the institution talks about its cybersecurity problems and see data on the scope of the threat.