As Trump's budget proposal points to policy priorities, these tech issues are sure to shape government's operational agenda.
CIS making some progress on processing capabilities, but a congressional panel is still skeptical.
As promised, a budget blueprint from the Trump administration prioritizes military and homeland security spending, and pays for increases with dramatic cuts to civilian agencies.
Despite booming public interest in cybersecurity as a career, a new report documents how women remain starkly underrepresented in that workforce.
A federal appeals court ruled that a U.S. citizen can't sue a foreign government for a cyberattack on a home computer.
U.S. federal law enforcement indicts four, including two Russian state security operators, for the historic 2014 Yahoo hack.
Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) pushed DHS for clarity on what exactly the designation of election systems as critical infrastructure will mean for states.
FirstNet's top lawyer said the bid protest holding up the $6.5 billion contract award could be resolved "in the next several days."
A new report shows how, through effective implementation of proven commercial best practice to operations across government, citizens can benefit from over $1 trillion in value over the next decade.
Zero-day vulnerabilities live on average for 6.9 years and have a low rate of discovery by other entities, which could argue in favor of stockpiling them, according to a comprehensive study by the RAND Corporation.
Software giant CA will pay the U.S. government $45 million to settle allegations that it overcharged the General Services Administration for software licenses.
President Trump signed an executive order promising "a comprehensive plan for reorganizing the federal government."