People
Labor's Mok says 'aloha'
Sam Mok, Labor's chief financial officer, announced he is leaving to return to the private sector.
People
White House mandates COOP planning
A presidential directive establishes agency coordinators for continuity of operations planning.
People
DHS launches project portal for first responders
TechSolutions Web site asks first responders to submit potential initiatives for DHS' Science and Technology Directorate to work on.
Cybersecurity
Army stumbles on blogging policy
Federal agencies just starting to grasp how to manage social networking technologies.
People
How to navigate the Hatch Act
Former special counsel offers do’s and don’ts for federal employees to follow.
People
GPO faces a budget squeeze
Lawmakers warn Government Printing Office that funding for digital projects will be tight.
People
DOD issues information-sharing strategy
It outlines goals to improve how DOD shares data within the military and among its partners.
People
Army clarifies blogging policy
The Army released a fact sheet to let soldiers, families and contractors know when blogging would require approval.
People
CIO Council honors three individuals, one team
The fourth annual leadership awards recognize the Defense Department's work to share information more easily.
People
Butler moves to GSA permanently
Mike Butler joins the agency as a program analyst to work on HSPD-12.
People
Two firms protest GSA's HSPD-12 award to EDS
XTec and the Computer Literacy Team are contesting GSA's $66 million contract to EDS to run its managed services office.
Cybersecurity
Lawmakers to DHS: Have your networks been breached?
House Homeland Security Committee members question DHS' CIO about the security of the department's networks.
People
Four agencies' e-gov scores drop
OMB downgraded four agencies because of problems in using their enterprise architectures, while overall government performance improved, officials say.
People
LOBs continue to take hold, OMB officials say
Agencies are beginning to see the benefits of the assorted lines of business.
Cybersecurity
GSA jump-starts HSPD-12
Retooled Managed Services Office to begin issuing cards under new contract by July.
Cybersecurity
Evans: Standards are us
OMB says standard configurations will bring savings and greater information security.
Modernization
FEMA plays catch-up on IT infrastructure
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is trying to upgrade its technology infrastructure and business processes to better fulfill its mission.
Cybersecurity
OMB still at work on standard Windows configuration
The Office of Management and Budget told agencies the standard configurations will be available April 30.
Cybersecurity
GSA taps EDS to run its HSPD-12 office
The General Services Administration awarded a $66.3 million contract to EDS to help agencies meet the federal smart card mandate.
Modernization
GSA seeks encryption deal
The RFQ specifies a broad encryption offering to prevent future data privacy breaches.
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