Security compliance doesn't have to stifle innovation -- it should baked into the agile development process.
By focusing on legacy attack vectors, DHS’ cybersecurity program fails to address rapidly evolving new threats.
The Trump administration's reorganization plan could be a catalyst for substantive change.
To tackle advanced threats in an ever more complex cyber world, agencies must integrate all their security tools, data and processes.
Participants in this year's Cyber Defense Exercise fought back challenges of the type threatening U.S. critical infrastructure, including ransomware.
High-profile failures can make "AppMod" a daunting proposition, but how you start shapes how you finish.
Our aging federal IT infrastructure is a big impediment to using state-of-the-art tech applications for government service delivery.
FedRAMP is a good first step, argues one security expert, but in the end, the customer is responsible for taking steps to prevent, detect and respond to cyber adversaries.
To manage the risks and maximize the opportunities, agencies keep five key considerations in mind.
In the government's battle to streamline operations and cut costs, cloud-based unified communications offer a quick win.
Agency human capital leaders must adjust their performance management plans to reflect the changes President Trump is promising.
Many agencies still create multi-billion-dollar budgets in Excel spreadsheets, making it difficult to avoid the exact kind of waste the Office of Management and Budget wants to eliminate.