The Office of Special Counsel reminds agencies not to try to stifle reports of wrongdoing.
Primarily for consumers, portable devices lack security features needed survive in a government environment.
DOD's intrinsic risk aversion challenges its ability to stay current with mobile capabilities, and some of its leaders believe it's time to rethink that caution.
DOD's new mobile strategy intended to 'keep DOD workforce relevant' through a comprehensive approach to the technologies.
Dramatic rhetoric underscores importance of cybersecurity legislation.
A "cyber Pearl Harbor is a real possibility, defense secretary warns.
Although the concerns have morphed a bit, the government is still struggling to address the challenges FCW highlighted in our first issues back in 1987.
Former Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) focused Congress' attention on acquisition reforms.
Lynn McNulty emphasized security not as a constraint but as an e-government enabler.
New initaitive will zero in on efforts to man the cyber frontlines.
Less than two years in the making, the plan to transform federal IT management has seen some significant milestones.
As Congress battles over cybersecurity laws, a few lawmakers are looking for agreement.