Modernization

USCIS looks to the cloud for E-Verify

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is considering shifting data processing for the employee verification system to the cloud while maintaining the public-facing Web presence.

Cybersecurity

DHS Expects to Outsource Employment Verification Checks to the Cloud

Draft contract states ID confirmation for "MyE-Verify" would be hosted in a remote facility.

Modernization

The Queen Is Now Tweeting

The official account had been building up to the tweet throughout the day, highlighting the 88-year-old monarch’s past technological milestones.

Modernization

Will This Google App Really Reinvent Email?

Google’s Inbox is not an email app. It is a personal assistant, a tool for reminders, and a way to quickly scan incoming information all in one.

Modernization

Social Security wants new outreach channels

The communications solutions would include chat, video messaging, secure screen sharing and ways for users to send attachments.

Modernization

Moving to the cloud (or finding reasons to wait)

A new survey of federal cloud efforts finds a number of pitfalls, both real and perceived, as agencies migrate to a cloud services provider.

Modernization

Digital government, openness and open cloud -- new cornerstones of democracy

An open cloud -- supporting open source, open standards and interoperability -- can drive innovation and boost citizen participation in government.

Cybersecurity

Ex-Wife of Former Cop Allegedly Used Mobile Spyware for ID Fraud Racket

Her secret cellphone recordings are evidence in the case against a one-time California local police commander.

Modernization

CDM-FedRAMP union not on the calendar... yet

The structure of continuous diagnostics and mitigation services complicates coupling the process to FedRAMP.

Modernization

FAA seeks digital tool to aid investigations

The FAA wants to buy a commercial off-the-shelf forensic case management software tool.

Modernization

Workforce, infrastructure and avoiding future crashes: Q&A with Greg Ambrose

FCW sat down recently for an exclusive interview with Greg Ambrose, the State Department's director of consular systems and technology, who talked about how his office is trying to prevent a repeat of the malfunction its visa and passport database experienced July 20.

Modernization

Is the Chinese Government Hacking Every iPhone in the Country?

China has an estimated 100 million iPhone users, and all of them could be vulnerable

Modernization

Mobile Devices Will Transform How Government Fieldwork Gets Done

IPads and iPhones can do more than make field workers more efficient in creating reports and reducing paperwork.

Modernization

Will new commercial mobile encryption affect BYOD policy?

The flip side of default data encryption on mobile devices is that a lost or stolen device won't yield up its secrets -- an important feature for many federal employees.

Modernization

FCC Wants to Upgrade Your Phone to 5G

The agency is looking into the next generation of wireless technology, which could make phones a thousand times faster.

Modernization

Feds urge early cooperation in malware investigations

Cyber resiliency in financial services comes from public-private coordination and aggressive prosecution.

Modernization

Understanding State's big database crash: Q&A with Greg Ambrose

FCW's exclusive interview with Greg Ambrose, the State Department’s director of consular systems and technology, who talked about how his office is trying to prevent a repeat of this summer's visa and passport database malfunction.