Digital Government

Quick Hits for Nov. 2

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Modernization

Report: Management Drama Threatens to Derail VA’s Health Records Overhaul

The vendor’s software is also falling short of the department’s requirements, according to ProPublica.

Cybersecurity

Supply Chain Group Aims to Reduce Counterfeits in Federal Systems

The proposed acquisition rule will require only original manufacturers or vetted resellers supply some components.

Ideas

Where Are All the Threat Hunters?

Fewer than a fifth of organizations have a dedicated threat hunting team.

Digital Government

Transportation Wants to Use Data to Predict Accidents and Make Roads Safer

The Transportation Department collects a wealth of data on traffic accidents but can't present it in the most impactful way to policymakers.

Digital Government

Administration’s Shared Services Push Starts In Familiar Place: Payroll

Officials said the NewPay payroll and work schedule system will be a case study for rolling out other shared services across government.

Cybersecurity

Google Introduces New Security Push For User Accounts

These are small tweaks to close out Cybersecurity Awareness Month.

Cybersecurity

Supply chain task force looks to keep 'lemons' out of the federal IT ecosystem

At a Nov. 1 Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board meeting, a Homeland Security official detailed the composition and mission of the new group.

Artificial Intelligence

European Countries to Test AI Border Guards

A new program replaces human border guards with artificially intelligent avatars to watch for deception in travelers. It follows similar efforts that go back a decade.

People

Can OPM retain its independence?

As the Trump Administration looks to split OPM between the White House and the General Services Administration, longtime human resources experts hope the HR shop can retain some autonomy.

Emerging Tech

China Is Exporting Its Digital Surveillance Methods to African Governments

The country is providing a mix of official training and infrastructure.

Emerging Tech

You Should Be Worried About Your DNA Privacy

DNA databases are just the beginning.

Cybersecurity

Cyber ‘Intrusion Campaigns’ Increasingly Target Utilities

Here are malicious behaviors CIOs can look to help prevent a disruption.

Cybersecurity

Why DOD is sending cyber teams to DHS before the election

The Defense Department has loaned personnel to Homeland Security in effort to prevent -- or react to -- election hacking attempts.

Modernization

IBM's Red Hat deal targets long-term federal success

IBM's planned $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat is not aimed at bringing a quick hit to Big Blue in the federal market.

Digital Government

Quick Hits for Nov. 1

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Digital Government

FCW Insider: Nov. 1

Top stories, quick hits and more from FCW's reporters and editors.

Emerging Tech

Everything You Need To Know About 5G

Here’s a quick primer.

Modernization

5 technologies agencies need for mission optimization

Making sense of the emerging technologies that promise to have a real impact.

Cybersecurity

Despite Privacy and Security Controversies, Facebook Continues to Grow

The tech giant is growing in users and in revenue.