Technology is enabling a new kind of collaboration, and now the government is looking to institutionalize the approach to solve serious problems.
An affiliate of the LulzSec hacker group is claiming it obtained and published personally-identifiable information for 170,000 military personnel.
Two Senate bills are stalled while compromise seems unlikely.
Meeting OMB's new directives will require careful attention to detail in providing evidence, experts say.
Agencies should base their fiscal year 2014 budget requests on evidence of programs' effectiveness, with an eye toward spending less, OMB says.
Federal CIOs are urged to use the shared IT services strategy, but it's not a necessity, says OMB's chief enterprise architect.
The Obama administration's senior cyber official announces he's retiring to spend more time with family.
Improving cyber defenses with real-time awareness takes an investment in planning and new capabilities.
Congress rejected DOD's proposed changes to FAR language, but changes to commercial of-a-type acquisition aren't completely off the table yet.
An initiative under Obama's hiring reform makes it easier for students to pursue a government career.
Unintended side effects of efforts to rein in careless spending could affect other administration priorities.
Customs and Border Protection collects millions of pieces of information on travelers each year, but has only a part-time privacy officer.