The named plaintiffs in the lawsuit work at the Bureau of Prisons, Department of Agriculture, and the Department of Veteran Affairs, but there are likely thousands of other federal employees who have been exposed to the coronavirus. Keep Reading
The whole of government approach to battling the coronavirus pandemic requires the services of government contractors to keep things running and help keep America safe. Keep Reading
Bill includes nearly $340 million in support for state and local governments, and more than $153 billion for public health. Keep Reading
More training is needed – 62 percent say their workforce is not ready to take full advantage of cloud, and 73 percent want more guidance on how to efficiently and effectively procure cloud solutions. Keep Reading
In an effort to continue federal hiring activities but observe social distancing recommendations, the Office of Personnel Management advised agencies to virtually or remotely onboard new employees. Keep Reading
As the entire nation attempts to move their work lives home, the onus for keeping the federal government operating is falling on the federal IT workforce. Keep Reading
Members of Congress asked the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General to audit the expenses incurred by the Secret Service for President Trump’s visit to the Trump Turnberry Resort in Scotland from July 14 to 15, 2018. Keep Reading
On Friday, he released his own coronavirus relief bill, subject to paygo rules. “The national emergency we face may be new, but the answers out of Washington have so far been the same: more spending, more debt." Keep Reading
As the United States counts more cases of the coronavirus that originated in China, agencies including the CDC and WHO and health experts are assessing whether or not we're prepared and what Americans can do. Keep Reading
The suspicious activity HHS was not a hack but it may have been a distributed denial of service -- or DDOS -- attack, according to multiple sources. Keep Reading
More than 200,000 of you continue to serve on the frontline to keep our country safe. In doing so, many of you have faced the unique challenge of protecting the homeland at the risk of exposing yourselves to this virus. Keep Reading
The advisory directs moving companies to take no action on scheduled pick-ups or pack-outs of household goods until they confirm with the Personal Property Office responsible for the shipment that it should continue. Keep Reading
INFOGRAPHIC: With an event as chaotic as a pandemic, federal departments activate their responsibilities to bring order to the response and cover the bases in protecting the American people. Keep Reading
Given the significant level of resources needed to confront pandemic, FEMA will require additional funding from Congress. Keep Reading
The potential liability to contractors from tort suits, by employees and others, cannot be estimated. Keep Reading
Executive actions alone cannot put the U.S. government on a sustainable fiscal path, but it is important for agencies to act as stewards of federal resources. Keep Reading
CDC's Redfield tells lawmakers "over 4 million tests now have entered the market" but "the test isn't the whole answer." Keep Reading
However, the restrictions don't apply to the United Kingdom, which hit 460 cases today out of 27,476 people tested. Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf said in a statement that the restrictions "will keep Americans safe and save American lives." Keep Reading
The desired end state of layered cyber deterrence is a reduced probability and impact of cyberattacks of significant consequence. The strategy outlines three ways to achieve this end state. Keep Reading
The federal judge handling the bid protest lawsuit over DoD’s multibillion dollar JEDI Cloud contract found that the Pentagon treated Amazon Web Services unfairly when it awarded the multibillion dollar contract to Microsoft. Keep Reading
