Workforce
By Natalie Alms
The bill, introduced by Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii), picks up on efforts in the House to expand paid leave for feds championed by Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.).
04/16/2021
Cybersecurity
By Justin Katz
A bill to establish a cyberspace ambassador and an Office of Cyber Issues at the State Department is due to receive a vote on the House floor next week, according to two lawmakers sponsoring the bill.
04/16/2021
By FCW Staff
The latest news and analysis from FCW's reporters and editors.
04/16/2021
Workforce
By Natalie Alms
An Office of Personnel Management official said on Thursday that the office is looking into pay administration rules in terms of remote work as part of broader efforts to provide guidance for the long-term future of a more dispersed federal workforce.
04/15/2021
Defense
By Lauren C. Williams
U.S. Transportation Command is preparing a proof of principle for a cyber compliance program in preparation for broad adoption of CMMC.
04/15/2021
Cybersecurity
By Justin Katz
The White House today announced a sanctions package targeting the Kremlin, Russian technology companies and financial institutions for hacking and misinformation efforts.
04/15/2021
By FCW Staff
The latest news and analysis from FCW's reporters and editors.
04/15/2021
Workforce
By Natalie Alms
Originally a brainchild of the Obama-Biden tech office, the Presidential Innovation Fellows program is now looking for its eighth cohort of in-house federal tech innovators. How has it changed, and what lessons might the program offer for recruiting top tech talent into the government?
04/14/2021
Cybersecurity
By Justin Katz
Lawmakers have continued to prod the NSA chief to request new surveillance authorities that might prevent another SolarWinds-type breach.
04/14/2021