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    Air Force Academy IT in dire need of upgrades, superintendent says

  • OMB deputy director nominee Shalanda Young at her March 2, 2021 nomination hearing. Image from video stream.

    OMB deputy nominee appears to have an easy confirmation ahead

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    Biden team pledges help for 'damaged' federal workforce

    Pam Coleman, the director for performance management at the Office of Management and Budget, said that, "each week we seem to uncover more damage" done to the federal workforce under the Trump administration. 03/01/2021

  • Cybersecurity
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    When water utilities get hacked, who should they call?

    In the wake of a cybersecurity breach at a public water system, lawmakers have begun questioning what rules are in place to govern those facilities' cybersecurity and what changes may be necessary. 03/01/2021

  • Comment
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    Accelerating digital transformation: the CIO role and why it's important

    As the new administration begins to implement its policies, the leadership of the federal CIO and agency CIOs will be critical for delivering better business results and building trust with citizens. 03/01/2021

  • Defense
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    Lawmakers, contractors look to extend COVID aid to industry

    Sens. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and Mark Warner (D-Va.) are pushing for legislation to extend reimbursements for federal contractors unable to work due to COVID-19 through Sept. 30. 02/26/2021

  • Workforce
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    OPM cautions feds on marijuana use

    Past marijuana use is not disqualifying for applicants to federal jobs, but ongoing use in jurisdictions where pot has been legalized or decriminalized is still off limits, OPM states. 02/26/2021

  • Acquisition
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    DOL looks to roll back Trump's exemption for religious orgs in contracting

    The agency plans going to reverse the rule through notice and comment rulemaking, a process that could take months. 02/25/2021

  • Defense
    U.S. Senator Jack Reed, the ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, from Rhode Island, speaks with senior leadership from Army Futures Command (AFC), and Austin, Texas area entrepreneurs at Army Applications Laboratory. Senator Reed toured facilities and met with leadership to learn about the AFC mission. (U.S. Army photo by Patrick Enright)

    Flat defense budget, cost-savings push seems likely for 2022

    Sen. Jack Reed (D-R.I.), the chairman for the Senate Armed Services Committee, said military services should look for cost-savings and where reinvestments can be made. 02/25/2021

  • Comment
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    Improving the citizen experience one phone call at a time

    Knowledge-based authentication for call centers is cumbersome and can increase risk of spoofing, but there are tech-based alternatives. 02/25/2021

  • People
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    CIA nominee: Cyber threats are 'ever greater risk' for U.S. society

    William Burns, the president's nominee to lead the Central Intelligence Agency, said the SolarWinds attack was a "harsh wake-up call" about the country’s vulnerabilities in both critical infrastructure and supply chains. 02/24/2021

  • Oversight
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    Billions went to fraudulent unemployment claims in 2020, IG memo reports

    Fraudulent unemployment benefit claims since March could end up costing tens of billions of dollars, the memo says. 02/24/2021

  • Workforce
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    Shaping post-Trump workforce policy

    Democrats in Congress are considering legislation on multiple workforce fronts, including the issue of limiting the president's authority to remake the civil service via executive order. 02/24/2021

  • Management
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    Tanden's bid to lead OMB in doubt as Senate committees postpone votes

    Democratic defections could hand President Biden his first rejection of a cabinet pick. 02/24/2021

  • Cybersecurity
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    Supply chain hack took a thousand engineers to pull off, tech exec tells Congress

    The scope and scale of the attack as described by Microsoft President Brad Smith is in keeping with the attribution being made by public sector and private sector officials that the hack was perpetrated by Russian-sponsored actors. 02/23/2021

  • Defense
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    Microsoft calls for acquisition reform amid JEDI battles

    Defense industry experts call on lawmakers to push for procurement protest reforms to enhance national security. 02/23/2021

  • Workforce
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    Kiran Ahuja tapped to lead OPM

    The former Office of Personnel Management chief of staff is slated to return to lead the federal government's human resources agency. 02/23/2021

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