Watchdogs found that violations of federal law during the 2016 presidential campaign were the result of institutional practices that must be corrected.
The Navy unit that oversees SEAL teams is set to test a system that can find and jam an increasing number of weaponized consumer-market drone aircraft.
At a half-day summit on Technology Business Management, government and industry executives stressed the benefits of better IT investment data.
The DHS authorization bill making its way through the House would help the agency make more progress sorting out its acquisition processes, a Capitol Hill oversight committee official said.
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.
A key vehicle for hardware purchases has been slowed by protests and is now at an important crossroads.
MHS Genesis adds new capabilities as Naval Hospital Oak Harbor comes online.
With preparations for a dress rehearsal set to begin in August, the Census Bureau is rounding out the contracted services for its 2020 count.
More onsite cybersecurity assessments are being conducted by federal response teams for critical infrastructure providers.
The ranking Democrat on the Senate on Homeland Security committee wants to see acquisition and decision documentation, alternatives for the beleaguered DHS immigration processing system dubbed ELIS.
Employee productivity in the Social Security Administration's teleworking pilot program varied significantly by office and job function.
The House overwhelmingly passed the 2018 defense bill after adding cyber provisions, including the requirement for the DOD to update its cyber strategy and definition of cyber deterrence.