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Demanding that the Kris Kobach resign from the White House's election integrity commission, the legislators warn the request for state voter data could run afoul of the president’s cybersecurity executive order.
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A 2015 decision to pause tech authorizations is putting the Office of Personal Management at risk, according to a new inspector general report.
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Neil Alan Chilson, a key advisor for the Federal Trade Commission on technology, privacy and data security matters, has been named to the post on an acting basis.
A new bio-detection tech development effort by the intelligence community takes a page from science fiction.
Steve Kelman spotlights another example of an upstart firm that should be encouraged to work with government.
Two longtime federal IT leaders explore the balancing act required to maximize IGs' effectiveness. 07/19/2017
A key vehicle for hardware purchases has been slowed by protests and is now at an important crossroads. 07/18/2017
Steve Kelman spotlights another example of an upstart firm that should be encouraged to work with government. 07/18/2017
Employee productivity in the Social Security Administration's teleworking pilot program varied significantly by office and job function.
Legislative data is public and online, but transparency advocates are looking to make more-granular aspects of the lawmaking process easier to track and understand.
Dozens of agencies are at least dabbling in artificial intelligence, but big concerns remain about transparency and the impact on the human workforce.