The lease President Trump signed with the GSA for the Old Post Office building in Washington is in compliance, an agency contracting officer said.
A former senior GSA contracting official and her husband pleaded guilty in a conspiracy that spread falsified resumes liberally around federal agencies and contractors.
The U.S. military services are scrambling to recruit and train new cyber warriors, but that is also requiring cultural changes in institutions known for order, tradition and stability.
Oversight officials told Congress they are concerned about the Justice Department's cybersecurity, use of unreliable tech and inability to track contract and grant spending.
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee explored legislative means to increase transparency in government at a March 23 hearing.
The growing controversy around foreign surveillance and Trump associates is adding fuel to what's already expected to be a fiery debate in Congress over the reauthorization of FISA Section 702.
Alan Balutis argues that government needs a good shake-up.
A contested electronic environment is the new normal, say Army leaders, and the service needs to prepare for and train to fight with degraded electronic systems and capabilities.
Early self-reporting suggests that 81 percent of agencies are on track to electronically manage email records.
An oversight study of telework at four federal agencies found that managers can be resistant and tech issues can still inhibit worker performance.
A former database administrator who worked in the FBI’s IT division pleaded guilty to lying about financial transactions during a fraud investigation.
Inaccurate assumptions in the Census Bureau's 2016 test plan are contributing to the agency's underestimation of what the 2020 enumeration will cost.