Federal CIO Suzette Kent said that the board managing the Technology Modernization Fund expects the first raft of projects to be approved this week.
The Trump administration is looking to make it easier for allies to buy military-grade drones from U.S. firms.
The Food and Drug Administration is looking to make sure internet-enabled medical devices can be updated to guard against cyberthreats.
The bill would compel the federal government's top civilian cyber agency to pay white hats who find security vulnerabilities in the agency's internet-facing IT operations.
IT modernization funds and real estate questions also featured prominently at an April 17 hearing on the General Services Administration's appropriation.
A federal advisory committee wants agencies build Freedom of Information Act responsiveness into acquisition and tech plans.
The tech failure at IRS may not be due to legacy IT, but rather to modern front-end systems that are typically hardened and tested in advance the annual filing deadline.
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen wants her department to have a more direct role in defending the private sector and critical infrastructure entities from cyberthreats.
U.S. and British officials call out another Kremlin-backed cyber campaign, this time targeting routers, switches and other network devices used by governments, ISPs and critical infrastructure entities.
As part of its expansion into cybersecurity, the Department of Energy wants to fund sector-specific research.
The Commerce Department hit Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE with denial of export privileges, preventing the company from accessing the U.S. supply chain.
Clearing up some common misunderstandings about email authentication.