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Modernize management styles, not just networks, says IT reform brief
A brief by the Partnership for Public Service and Accenture Federal Services details tips and concerns for outdated tech in government.
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NIST requests feedback on system protection catalog revision
The fifth revision of the “Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems and Organizations” is available for public comment and review.
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Analysis: election infrastructure amendment vital for stable democracy
A proposed amendment has been analyzed by the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology. The analysis determined the amendment to not only be beneficial, but necessary and “vital [for the] stability of democracy” in the United States.
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Hacker admits creating malware used to hack DNC in 2016 election
The investigation into Russian involvement with the 2016 United States’ election has gained invaluable intel.
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OMB caught not following reports reporting requirements
The GAO examined the efforts put forth into implementing and following the requirements of the GPRA Modernization Act of 2010.
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Report: New cyber center a step forward for health care sector at risk
A new analysis has been released explaining the importance of maintaining oversight and regulation on the healthcare sector.
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Contractors should prepare now for government shutdown, debt ceiling breach
To help contractors understand and prepare for the possibility of government shutdown and debt ceiling breach, David Berteau, John Cooney, and Alan Chvotkin spoke during the Professional Services Council Webinar entitled “Government Shutdown? Debt Ceiling Breach? Are You Prepared?”
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Here’s what feds can recoup in travel expenses in 2018
The General Services Administration has released fiscal year 2018 per diem rates for federal employees traveling on official business.
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Defense contractor agrees to pay government $16M in settlement
According to Justice, the settlement ”ranks as one of the largest recoveries involving alleged fraud in connection with small business contracting eligibility.”
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Watchdog asks for digital privacy at the border
The Electronic Frontier Foundation put forth a court filing asking warrants be required for all search and seizure procedures of digital devices at international airports and United States borders.
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Modernize management styles, not just networks, says IT reform brief
A brief by the Partnership for Public Service and Accenture Federal Services details tips and concerns for outdated tech in government.
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NIST requests feedback on system protection catalog revision
The fifth revision of the “Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems and Organizations” is available for public comment and review.
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Analysis: election infrastructure amendment vital for stable democracy
A proposed amendment has been analyzed by the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology. The analysis determined the amendment to not only be beneficial, but necessary and “vital [for the] stability of democracy” in the United States.
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Hacker admits creating malware used to hack DNC in 2016 election
The investigation into Russian involvement with the 2016 United States’ election has gained invaluable intel.
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OMB caught not following reports reporting requirements
The GAO examined the efforts put forth into implementing and following the requirements of the GPRA Modernization Act of 2010.
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Report: New cyber center a step forward for health care sector at risk
A new analysis has been released explaining the importance of maintaining oversight and regulation on the healthcare sector.
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Contractors should prepare now for government shutdown, debt ceiling breach
To help contractors understand and prepare for the possibility of government shutdown and debt ceiling breach, David Berteau, John Cooney, and Alan Chvotkin spoke during the Professional Services Council Webinar entitled “Government Shutdown? Debt Ceiling Breach? Are You Prepared?”
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Here’s what feds can recoup in travel expenses in 2018
The General Services Administration has released fiscal year 2018 per diem rates for federal employees traveling on official business.
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Defense contractor agrees to pay government $16M in settlement
According to Justice, the settlement ”ranks as one of the largest recoveries involving alleged fraud in connection with small business contracting eligibility.”
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Watchdog asks for digital privacy at the border
The Electronic Frontier Foundation put forth a court filing asking warrants be required for all search and seizure procedures of digital devices at international airports and United States borders.
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Modernize management styles, not just networks, says IT reform brief
A brief by the Partnership for Public Service and Accenture Federal Services details tips and concerns for outdated tech in government.
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NIST requests feedback on system protection catalog revision
The fifth revision of the “Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems and Organizations” is available for public comment and review.
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Analysis: election infrastructure amendment vital for stable democracy
A proposed amendment has been analyzed by the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology. The analysis determined the amendment to not only be beneficial, but necessary and “vital [for the] stability of democracy” in the United States.
-
Hacker admits creating malware used to hack DNC in 2016 election
The investigation into Russian involvement with the 2016 United States’ election has gained invaluable intel.
-
OMB caught not following reports reporting requirements
The GAO examined the efforts put forth into implementing and following the requirements of the GPRA Modernization Act of 2010.
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Report: New cyber center a step forward for health care sector at risk
A new analysis has been released explaining the importance of maintaining oversight and regulation on the healthcare sector.
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Contractors should prepare now for government shutdown, debt ceiling breach
To help contractors understand and prepare for the possibility of government shutdown and debt ceiling breach, David Berteau, John Cooney, and Alan Chvotkin spoke during the Professional Services Council Webinar entitled “Government Shutdown? Debt Ceiling Breach? Are You Prepared?”
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Here’s what feds can recoup in travel expenses in 2018
The General Services Administration has released fiscal year 2018 per diem rates for federal employees traveling on official business.
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Defense contractor agrees to pay government $16M in settlement
According to Justice, the settlement ”ranks as one of the largest recoveries involving alleged fraud in connection with small business contracting eligibility.”
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Watchdog asks for digital privacy at the border
The Electronic Frontier Foundation put forth a court filing asking warrants be required for all search and seizure procedures of digital devices at international airports and United States borders.
