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White House launches a detail program for cyber-skilled feds
Employees that have completed cyber training but not had the chance to practically use their skills can get the chance to work on other agencies’ cyber projects.
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Want to work for Space Force? Civilian positions are now hiring
Federal employees looking to be the first civilians hired to work for the newly minted Space Force have a narrow window of opportunity.
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How the State Dept. struggles to manage IT and workforce
Leadership challenges caused several issues in fiscal 2019.
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Census is falling behind in two key areas of prep for its massive 2020 headcount
The clock is ticking, with only five months left for the bureau to prepare.
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Is the intelligence community’s plan to increase diversity useful?
The intelligence community’s education grant program lacks the data to prove whether it’s working, the Government Accountability Office found.
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Watchdog finds 10 ‘critical’ IT security risks in the government
Ten agencies still operate old, mission critical and poorly secured information technology, which the Government Accountability Office deemed ‘critical’ to modernize.
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Government seeks public help to take the quantum leap
The government has to develop a 10-year quantum computing plan, and is seeking public insight on how best to do so.
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Cyber Solarium sets ambitious goals for U.S. digital strength
A group of 14 congressmen, government officials and private sector experts are tasked with developing policies for three far-ranging cybersecurity areas.
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When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
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Is the DHS budget too stagnant for cyber growth?
The White House proposed cutting budgets for the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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White House launches a detail program for cyber-skilled feds
Employees that have completed cyber training but not had the chance to practically use their skills can get the chance to work on other agencies’ cyber projects.
-
Want to work for Space Force? Civilian positions are now hiring
Federal employees looking to be the first civilians hired to work for the newly minted Space Force have a narrow window of opportunity.
-
How the State Dept. struggles to manage IT and workforce
Leadership challenges caused several issues in fiscal 2019.
-
Census is falling behind in two key areas of prep for its massive 2020 headcount
The clock is ticking, with only five months left for the bureau to prepare.
-
Is the intelligence community’s plan to increase diversity useful?
The intelligence community’s education grant program lacks the data to prove whether it’s working, the Government Accountability Office found.
-
Watchdog finds 10 ‘critical’ IT security risks in the government
Ten agencies still operate old, mission critical and poorly secured information technology, which the Government Accountability Office deemed ‘critical’ to modernize.
-
Government seeks public help to take the quantum leap
The government has to develop a 10-year quantum computing plan, and is seeking public insight on how best to do so.
-
Cyber Solarium sets ambitious goals for U.S. digital strength
A group of 14 congressmen, government officials and private sector experts are tasked with developing policies for three far-ranging cybersecurity areas.
-
When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
-
Is the DHS budget too stagnant for cyber growth?
The White House proposed cutting budgets for the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
-
White House launches a detail program for cyber-skilled feds
Employees that have completed cyber training but not had the chance to practically use their skills can get the chance to work on other agencies’ cyber projects.
-
Want to work for Space Force? Civilian positions are now hiring
Federal employees looking to be the first civilians hired to work for the newly minted Space Force have a narrow window of opportunity.
-
How the State Dept. struggles to manage IT and workforce
Leadership challenges caused several issues in fiscal 2019.
-
Census is falling behind in two key areas of prep for its massive 2020 headcount
The clock is ticking, with only five months left for the bureau to prepare.
-
Is the intelligence community’s plan to increase diversity useful?
The intelligence community’s education grant program lacks the data to prove whether it’s working, the Government Accountability Office found.
-
Watchdog finds 10 ‘critical’ IT security risks in the government
Ten agencies still operate old, mission critical and poorly secured information technology, which the Government Accountability Office deemed ‘critical’ to modernize.
-
Government seeks public help to take the quantum leap
The government has to develop a 10-year quantum computing plan, and is seeking public insight on how best to do so.
-
Cyber Solarium sets ambitious goals for U.S. digital strength
A group of 14 congressmen, government officials and private sector experts are tasked with developing policies for three far-ranging cybersecurity areas.
-
When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
-
Is the DHS budget too stagnant for cyber growth?
The White House proposed cutting budgets for the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
