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NIST, DHS sponsor cyber challenge for ‘smart cities’
The 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, or GCTC, will focus on cybersecurity for networked systems that cities increasingly rely on to run essential services.
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Senator backs calls for Interior Department to move west
The statement comes after reports of a July meeting, attended by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, that described a possible relocation of the three federal agencies to Denver.
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Report: OPM clearance backlog tops 700,000
Official figures are scarce, given that OPM has stopped disclosing the number of applicants waiting approval.
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Wikileaks: CIA spied on the NSA, FBI
Documents released by Wikileaks show that the CIA grabbed data from other federal organizations that tie into a CIA biometric collection system.
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Border security upgrade uses sensors to observe border
The Remote Video Surveillance System upgrade has been deemed to be at full operating capability by Customs and Border Protection.
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FAA: More unmanned than manned aircraft in U.S. skies
There are more drones than piloted aircraft that could potentially fly in U.S. skies, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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DHS’s border drones prove ineffective
The DHS IG has found that the department’s expensive UAV program has helped in only a miniscule number of apprehensions.
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Amazon commercial cloud tapped for geospatial data
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency becomes the first intelligence agency to host an operational capability on Amazon.
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NIST, DHS sponsor cyber challenge for ‘smart cities’
The 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, or GCTC, will focus on cybersecurity for networked systems that cities increasingly rely on to run essential services.
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Senator backs calls for Interior Department to move west
The statement comes after reports of a July meeting, attended by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, that described a possible relocation of the three federal agencies to Denver.
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Report: OPM clearance backlog tops 700,000
Official figures are scarce, given that OPM has stopped disclosing the number of applicants waiting approval.
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Wikileaks: CIA spied on the NSA, FBI
Documents released by Wikileaks show that the CIA grabbed data from other federal organizations that tie into a CIA biometric collection system.
-
Border security upgrade uses sensors to observe border
The Remote Video Surveillance System upgrade has been deemed to be at full operating capability by Customs and Border Protection.
-
FAA: More unmanned than manned aircraft in U.S. skies
There are more drones than piloted aircraft that could potentially fly in U.S. skies, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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DHS’s border drones prove ineffective
The DHS IG has found that the department’s expensive UAV program has helped in only a miniscule number of apprehensions.
-
Amazon commercial cloud tapped for geospatial data
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency becomes the first intelligence agency to host an operational capability on Amazon.
-
NIST, DHS sponsor cyber challenge for ‘smart cities’
The 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, or GCTC, will focus on cybersecurity for networked systems that cities increasingly rely on to run essential services.
-
Senator backs calls for Interior Department to move west
The statement comes after reports of a July meeting, attended by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, that described a possible relocation of the three federal agencies to Denver.
-
Report: OPM clearance backlog tops 700,000
Official figures are scarce, given that OPM has stopped disclosing the number of applicants waiting approval.
-
Wikileaks: CIA spied on the NSA, FBI
Documents released by Wikileaks show that the CIA grabbed data from other federal organizations that tie into a CIA biometric collection system.
-
Border security upgrade uses sensors to observe border
The Remote Video Surveillance System upgrade has been deemed to be at full operating capability by Customs and Border Protection.
-
FAA: More unmanned than manned aircraft in U.S. skies
There are more drones than piloted aircraft that could potentially fly in U.S. skies, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
-
DHS’s border drones prove ineffective
The DHS IG has found that the department’s expensive UAV program has helped in only a miniscule number of apprehensions.
-
Amazon commercial cloud tapped for geospatial data
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency becomes the first intelligence agency to host an operational capability on Amazon.
