A key database of financial information was breached in 2016, possibly in support of insider trading, said the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Agencies think they can fulfill White House reorganization goals and trim their workforces by relying on attrition and reclassifying employees.
The General Services Administration put together a planning tool for EIS buyers with the first task orders expected soon.
Defense leaders and Congress are looking to encourage more aggressive cloud policies and prod reluctant agencies to embrace experimentation and risk-taking.
A senior White House tech adviser said that administration's priorities include improving citizen-facing services, shared services and pushing open government legislation.
The Department of Homeland Security published the full text of its Kaspersky ban in the Federal Register just as the Senate voted to ban the company from federal networks as an amendment to the defense bill.
Is the next step for Cybercom as a unified combatant command to split off from the National Security Agency?
An inspector general audit found the IRS is losing ground when it comes to replacing outdated IT hardware, with budget constraints topping the list of reasons.
The federal Cloud Center of Excellence is seeking in-person input from both industry and government at a Sept. 26 event.
A bill to help agencies modernize legacy systems and move to the cloud passed the Senate as part of the $700 billion defense bill.
Longtime IT procurement specialist Mary Davie is now deputy commissioner of the Federal Acquisition Service, while 18F Acting Executive Director Dave Zvenyach becomes acting assistant commissioner for the FAS Office of Systems Management.
A recent Department of Commerce inspector general report raises questions about the quality control procedures for an in-office component of the Census Bureau's address canvassing operation.