By FCW Staff
The latest news and analysis from FCW's reporters and editors.
07/30/2021
Workforce
By Natalie Alms
The federal government continues to face challenges in recruiting a skilled cybersecurity workforce, amid heavy private sector demand and obstacles built into the hiring process, but there are some recent signs that longstanding efforts to improve the situation are starting to pay off.
07/29/2021
IT Modernization
By Chris Riotta
Federal CIO Clare Martorana told a House subcommittee that 108 project proposals have been submitted to the Technology Modernization Fund across 43 agencies, with 75% focusing on cybersecurity since the passage of the American Rescue Plan Act.
07/29/2021
By FCW Staff
The latest news and analysis from FCW's reporters and editors.
07/29/2021
Workforce
By Natalie Alms
Unions and other employee groups are taking a look at what a vaccination requirement might mean for their members.
07/28/2021
Cybersecurity
By Adam Mazmanian
At a Senate hearing, the TSA administrator updated lawmakers on the implementation of two recent cybersecurity directives issued in the wake of the ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline.
07/28/2021
By FCW Staff
The latest news and analysis from FCW's reporters and editors.
07/28/2021
Workforce
By Natalie Alms
Deb Haaland, secretary of the Interior, told a Senate panel on Tuesday that a decision on whether to keep the Bureau of Land Management's headquarters in Grand Junction, Colorado needs to come "fairly soon."
07/27/2021
Defense
By Lauren C. Williams
The military services could be required to audit its legacy IT systems and software as part of a proposal to be considered in the 2022 defense authorization bill.
07/27/2021