About 35,000 federal agency information security incidents in fiscal year 2017 alone "make it imperative that the Department intensify its efforts" to recruit. Keep Reading
DOD used the process more than civilian agencies. Civilian officials told GAO their acquisitions of $5 million or more are generally too complex for this process. Keep Reading
Agencies cited factors that slowed the process, such as heavy workloads for reviewers and slow responses to requests for more information. Keep Reading
OIG found that Tecate officials do not create records when they instruct individuals to go to other ports to make their asylum claims. Keep Reading
GAO said on September 25 that outmoded approaches to personnel functions such as job classification, pay, and performance management are hampering the ability of agencies to recruit, retain, and develop employees. Keep Reading
A Government Accountability Office review has found that the Department of Energy has not developed plans for electric grid cybersecurity that address the key characteristics needed for a national strategy. Keep Reading
A Government Accountability Office review found the Coast Guard has improved some of its facilities to make them more resilient, but needs to do more to stay on top of the risk. Keep Reading
OIG attributed DHS’ progress to improvements in information security risk, configuration management practices, continuous monitoring, and more effective security training. Keep Reading
Not all components submitted all information on capability gaps to the IPTs because some components believed they were not required to do so. Keep Reading
From 2008 through 2017 “very few small businesses that were awarded limited competition contracts grew to be mid-sized and continued to receive contracts.” Keep Reading
