Digital Government

Survey: Federal CIOs Say Cyberattacks are on the Rise and They Can't Compete for Cyber Talent

But more than half of CIOs said it was difficult to compete for professionals with tech expertise, especially because of “limited compensation compared to the private sector."

Digital Government

CMS Opens Up Data to Businesses in Bid to Spur Innovation

Access was previously only given to researchers, according to CMS.

Digital Government

Government's Health Data Website Gets a Refresh

The site aims to make government health-related data sets more available to the public for analysis.

Modernization

Who Has the Best App in Government?

An FDA app used by food investigators to enter data while performing field inspections won "Best Business Investment."

Digital Government

CIO: FITARA 'Won't Change A Lot' at DHS

DHS CIO Luke McCormack said the legislation would only force CIOs to get more involved in the planning phase of major at decisions.

Emerging Tech

DARPA Wants Technology That Could Help Troops See Through Walls

Light particles used to create photographs carry lots of information about their surroundings, but traditional imaging systems only gather a fraction of it, according to DARPA.

Cybersecurity

DHS Seeks Input on Public-Private Cyber Sharing Groups

Information Sharing Analysis Organizations are to be formed based on sector, sub-sector or region, and overseen by a standards board.

Digital Government

VA Continues Facing Onslaught of Cyberattacks

The Department of Veterans Affairs blocked more than 1 billion cyber threats in April.

Emerging Tech

House OKs Bill to Promote ‘Exascale’ Supercomputing

The bill would require the Energy Department to research supercomputing technology, especially for reducing power consumption.

Digital Government

SBA Wants To Know How Big Data Affects Small Business

It's common for large businesses to make data-driven decisions, according to the Small Business Administration. But can small businesses do the same?

Digital Government

Watchdog Says Agencies Aren’t Tracking How Much They Spend on Smartphones

The federal government spends about $1.2 billion each year on circa 1.5 million mobile devices and services.

Cybersecurity

NIST Official: Businesses Need to Take More Responsibility for Cybersecurity

The need for public-private collaboration on cybersecurity has been echoed by other cyber experts.

Digital Government

Single Sign-On For Government Applications Coming in Weeks

Citizens could soon manage most of their government accounts on one website.

Emerging Tech

Building a Robot in Your Garage? You Could Get a DARPA Contract in Less Than a Month

DARPA's new Robotics Fast Track effort aims to reduce the proposal-to-contract turnaround time to less than a month.

Digital Government

Federal CTO Hopes Digital Teams Will Outlast Obama Administration

Addressing an audience at a conference in Washington, D.C., Smith talked about federal efforts to attract more private sector technologists into the federal government.

Emerging Tech

DARPA Asks Teens What A Robot Future Looks Like

The agency has selected five winners from its high school film contest; their 5-minute videos offer visions of the social impact of robots.

Emerging Tech

IARPA Wants to Rethink Intelligence Collection

The agency is soliciting proposals for "means for collecting information from previously inaccessible sources."