TRANSCOM has issued a new strategic document that outlines guiding principles for addressing cyber threats. 09/23/2016
After missing a congressionally mandated deadline, the Defense Department is prepping a new schedule for the rollout of its electronic health record. 09/22/2016
The Air Force is one year into a new program designed to identify cyberthreats to weapons systems and come up with measures to harden systems and increase resiliency to cyberattacks. 09/21/2016
Lawmakers are eager to see update to the Department of Veterans Affair's procurement processes, which GAO describes as "outdated and fragmented." 09/21/2016
Despite concerns, Treasury Department officials said they are on schedule to publish agency spending data by the May 2017 deadline. 09/20/2016
DHS' Andy Ozment is urging the next administration to build on current cybersecurity efforts rather than "re-litigate" who does what. 09/20/2016
The Obama administration announced new guidelines for autonomous vehicles, taking the technology "from sci-fi fantasy to an emerging reality with the potential to transform the way we live." 09/20/2016
Cyber Command is developing the ability to support critical infrastructure protection, said Deputy Commander Lt. Gen. James McLaughlin. 09/20/2016
The latest Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey shows only marginal gains in job satisfaction among feds. 09/20/2016
FCC CIO David Bray discusses change agents, government's existential question and the aspirations for this year's Executive Leadership Conference 09/19/2016
The Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity has completed its public hearings and turns to the tough task of agreeing on recommendations. 09/19/2016
A State Department watchdog has been selected to lead internal oversight at the Office of Personnel Management. 09/19/2016
Citing "a chronic shortage both in quantity and quality of cybersecurity personnel," Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker calls on cyber commission to focus on workforce development, IT modernization and shared services. 09/19/2016
Customs and Border Protection will store social media data on Visa Waiver Program applicants just like other data, but privacy advocates contend the agency hasn't provided enough details on how it will use the information. 09/19/2016
The Navy's supply command has signed an agreement to use the General Services Administration's acquisition vehicle for complex professional services. 09/16/2016
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