A proposal to expand the system employers use to ensure employees are eligible to work in the United States failed in committee.
A bill to impose open data standards on federal government spending is getting another look in Congress, starting this week.
NSA director hammers message that cyber-legislation, better standards are needed fast.
The FedRAMP program that took effect in 2012 and a FISMA reform being considered by Congress are combining to raise agency concerns over compliance.
The Florida Republican is likely to be the next chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
A House panel will hold a hearing away from Capitol Hill to gauge the progress of the FDCCI.
A budget resolution and clear spending allocations could bring much-needed stability to agency planning efforts.
With up to $5 billion restored through some maneuvering, agencies are seeking ways to avert the doomsday scenarios many had feared.
The new chairman of the Senate's key oversight committee is a welcome voice of reason as he seeks progress on complex budget and federal IT issues, including cybersecurity.
CISPA looks unlikely to pass, but the shape of a possible compromise measure on cybersecurity is coming into focus.
As laws restricting the ability of some major agencies to purchase from Chinese firms take hold, one company sets its sights elsewhere.
Pentagon claims another round of base closures could spare programs and ease mandated staff cuts, but some lawmakers are skeptical.