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GSA touts anti-hacker support services
The General Services Administration has awarded Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services SINs to more than 70 vendors to address potential vulnerabilities of high-value assets.
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Leonardo eyes work on NATO cyber command
Leonardo is looking at further work if and when NATO stands up a fully fledged cyber command.
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Audit finds weaknesses in DOE cybersecurity
Despite longstanding federal requirements for multifactor authentication, the Department of Energy’s procedures still have weaknesses, according to the department’s Office of Inspector General.
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DHS office leading the way on federal cyber innovation [Commentary]
One office in the federal government is having an outsized, positive impact on bringing private sector innovation to government cybersecurity problem solving.
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‘Catalyst for change,’ cyber leader leaving Air University
One of Kwast’s first initiatives after coming to Air University was to set up the first Cyber College of the Air Force.
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Federal CIOs report progress on agile, cloud despite budget, cyber challenges
Based on extensive in-person interviews and online surveys of CIOs, chief information security officers, and other IT professionals across 29 agencies, the survey reveals new excitement about innovation and change.
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Federal government notifies 21 states of election hacking
Election officials in three states said Friday the attempts could be linked to Russia.
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How salaries for federal software engineers stack up against the private sector
New research from CyberCoders highlights the top-paying jobs in the IT sector, revealing an uphill battle for federal managers looking to hire top talent on tight budgets.
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Public shaming likely but GOP wary of new laws after Equifax breach
Several bills unveiled after Equifax are so far missing a key ingredient for success: Republican co-sponsors.
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SEC under fire for being hacked despite warnings on security
The breach occurred despite repeated warnings in recent years about weaknesses in the agency’s cybersecurity controls.
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GSA touts anti-hacker support services
The General Services Administration has awarded Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services SINs to more than 70 vendors to address potential vulnerabilities of high-value assets.
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Leonardo eyes work on NATO cyber command
Leonardo is looking at further work if and when NATO stands up a fully fledged cyber command.
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Audit finds weaknesses in DOE cybersecurity
Despite longstanding federal requirements for multifactor authentication, the Department of Energy’s procedures still have weaknesses, according to the department’s Office of Inspector General.
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DHS office leading the way on federal cyber innovation [Commentary]
One office in the federal government is having an outsized, positive impact on bringing private sector innovation to government cybersecurity problem solving.
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‘Catalyst for change,’ cyber leader leaving Air University
One of Kwast’s first initiatives after coming to Air University was to set up the first Cyber College of the Air Force.
-
Federal CIOs report progress on agile, cloud despite budget, cyber challenges
Based on extensive in-person interviews and online surveys of CIOs, chief information security officers, and other IT professionals across 29 agencies, the survey reveals new excitement about innovation and change.
-
Federal government notifies 21 states of election hacking
Election officials in three states said Friday the attempts could be linked to Russia.
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How salaries for federal software engineers stack up against the private sector
New research from CyberCoders highlights the top-paying jobs in the IT sector, revealing an uphill battle for federal managers looking to hire top talent on tight budgets.
-
Public shaming likely but GOP wary of new laws after Equifax breach
Several bills unveiled after Equifax are so far missing a key ingredient for success: Republican co-sponsors.
-
SEC under fire for being hacked despite warnings on security
The breach occurred despite repeated warnings in recent years about weaknesses in the agency’s cybersecurity controls.
-
GSA touts anti-hacker support services
The General Services Administration has awarded Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services SINs to more than 70 vendors to address potential vulnerabilities of high-value assets.
-
Leonardo eyes work on NATO cyber command
Leonardo is looking at further work if and when NATO stands up a fully fledged cyber command.
-
Audit finds weaknesses in DOE cybersecurity
Despite longstanding federal requirements for multifactor authentication, the Department of Energy’s procedures still have weaknesses, according to the department’s Office of Inspector General.
-
DHS office leading the way on federal cyber innovation [Commentary]
One office in the federal government is having an outsized, positive impact on bringing private sector innovation to government cybersecurity problem solving.
-
‘Catalyst for change,’ cyber leader leaving Air University
One of Kwast’s first initiatives after coming to Air University was to set up the first Cyber College of the Air Force.
-
Federal CIOs report progress on agile, cloud despite budget, cyber challenges
Based on extensive in-person interviews and online surveys of CIOs, chief information security officers, and other IT professionals across 29 agencies, the survey reveals new excitement about innovation and change.
-
Federal government notifies 21 states of election hacking
Election officials in three states said Friday the attempts could be linked to Russia.
-
How salaries for federal software engineers stack up against the private sector
New research from CyberCoders highlights the top-paying jobs in the IT sector, revealing an uphill battle for federal managers looking to hire top talent on tight budgets.
-
Public shaming likely but GOP wary of new laws after Equifax breach
Several bills unveiled after Equifax are so far missing a key ingredient for success: Republican co-sponsors.
-
SEC under fire for being hacked despite warnings on security
The breach occurred despite repeated warnings in recent years about weaknesses in the agency’s cybersecurity controls.
