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Greg Touhill, the first governmentwide CISO, will have a long task list and a short window of time as the Obama administration enters its last four months.
Capitol Hill leaders plan to seek a temporary funding measure to keep the government through Dec. 9, a move that will have consequences for the federal workforce.
Federal chief privacy officers are charged with ensuring that agencies store data legally and safely, but some are concerned that their policy guidelines are outmoded.
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Longtime cloud advocate and Fed 100 honoree Dawn Leaf is retiring from federal service.
The Army said it has an urgent requirement for new software to upgrade its workhorse AN/TPQ-53 mobile radar so it can track threats from unmanned aerial systems.
Steve Kelman shares a longtime executive's less-than-rosy report on federal IT.
The government lacks the workforce to handle the exponential growth of information and information assets. 08/26/2016
Automating routine citizen services will allow federal employees to focus on more creative and fulfilling tasks. 08/24/2016
Despite some alarmist headlines about the transfer of a key internet architecture function, the fact remains that the U.S. cannot relinquish control that it does not have. 08/23/2016
FCW honors 30 early-career leaders in federal IT.
The White House's top cybersecurity adviser said forthcoming cyberthreat information-sharing guidance will be on the reading list for the next administration.
