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White House ramps up efforts to expand cyber workforce
A May 2 executive order will require agencies to plan for new cybersecurity workforce initiatives, both in and out of federal government.
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A second chance for feds to jump-start cyber careers
The Trump administration’s new program for retraining current federal employees for cybersecurity positions is accepting new applicants.
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Pentagon’s ‘Rebel Alliance’ gets new leadership
The changeover of leadership occurs as the current Defense Digital Service director and founder is about to see his term at the agency expire.
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Inside the IRS’s 6-year plan for better technology
The Internal Revenue Service will spend the next six years overhauling its information technology systems based four pillars of its mission.
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Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
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Government, private sector team up to boost cyber workforce
The initiative will place recent graduates at federal agencies for two years before giving them opportunities at private-sector cyber employment.
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GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
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Trump budget puts IT funding center stage
Federal IT projects would see an influx of cash under President Donald Trump’s proposed 2020 budget.
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Background investigation IT system finds a new home
The National Background Investigation Service promises a more efficient and secure system for processing governmentwide security clearances.
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Feds most worried about ‘accidents’ in cyberspace
At government agencies, employees that accidentally expose federal data are seen as larger threats than hackers.
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White House ramps up efforts to expand cyber workforce
A May 2 executive order will require agencies to plan for new cybersecurity workforce initiatives, both in and out of federal government.
-
A second chance for feds to jump-start cyber careers
The Trump administration’s new program for retraining current federal employees for cybersecurity positions is accepting new applicants.
-
Pentagon’s ‘Rebel Alliance’ gets new leadership
The changeover of leadership occurs as the current Defense Digital Service director and founder is about to see his term at the agency expire.
-
Inside the IRS’s 6-year plan for better technology
The Internal Revenue Service will spend the next six years overhauling its information technology systems based four pillars of its mission.
-
Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
-
Government, private sector team up to boost cyber workforce
The initiative will place recent graduates at federal agencies for two years before giving them opportunities at private-sector cyber employment.
-
GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
-
Trump budget puts IT funding center stage
Federal IT projects would see an influx of cash under President Donald Trump’s proposed 2020 budget.
-
Background investigation IT system finds a new home
The National Background Investigation Service promises a more efficient and secure system for processing governmentwide security clearances.
-
Feds most worried about ‘accidents’ in cyberspace
At government agencies, employees that accidentally expose federal data are seen as larger threats than hackers.
-
White House ramps up efforts to expand cyber workforce
A May 2 executive order will require agencies to plan for new cybersecurity workforce initiatives, both in and out of federal government.
-
A second chance for feds to jump-start cyber careers
The Trump administration’s new program for retraining current federal employees for cybersecurity positions is accepting new applicants.
-
Pentagon’s ‘Rebel Alliance’ gets new leadership
The changeover of leadership occurs as the current Defense Digital Service director and founder is about to see his term at the agency expire.
-
Inside the IRS’s 6-year plan for better technology
The Internal Revenue Service will spend the next six years overhauling its information technology systems based four pillars of its mission.
-
Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
-
Government, private sector team up to boost cyber workforce
The initiative will place recent graduates at federal agencies for two years before giving them opportunities at private-sector cyber employment.
-
GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
-
Trump budget puts IT funding center stage
Federal IT projects would see an influx of cash under President Donald Trump’s proposed 2020 budget.
-
Background investigation IT system finds a new home
The National Background Investigation Service promises a more efficient and secure system for processing governmentwide security clearances.
-
Feds most worried about ‘accidents’ in cyberspace
At government agencies, employees that accidentally expose federal data are seen as larger threats than hackers.
