Like any other IT environment, there are potential cyber-risks to the International Space Station (ISS), though the station is quite literally like no environment on Earth. Keep Reading
Citing its ongoing IT modernization efforts and an effort to “restructure” the workforce, the Agriculture Department’s Office of the Chief Information Officer is offering early retirements to its IT specialists. Keep Reading
Perspecta Inc has been awarded a new Data Center Two (DC2) Support Services contract from the Department of Homeland Security. Keep Reading
The move to a SBIR Phase III contract provides CryptoMove an opportunity to expand implementation of its cutting-edge solution within DHS while providing CBP expanded capabilities and more procurement flexibility. Keep Reading
Mobile devices, from smart phones to tablets to fitness trackers, have become intertwined in many people’s lives over the last decade, providing numerous benefits and becoming almost indispensable. Keep Reading
From Russian campaign influence operations to how hack-proof our voting systems are, learn more about the risks and what must be done to mitigate threats as Americans head to cast their votes. Keep Reading
While the IT world includes systems in offices, ports, and oil rigs, OT is used for a multitude of purposes such as controlling engines and associated systems, cargo management, navigational systems, administration, etc. Keep Reading
It is committed to acquiring TikTok subject to a complete security review and providing proper economic benefits to the United States, including the United States Treasury. Keep Reading
The telework environment caused by the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated conversations about implementing zero-trust network architectures at the U.S. Department of Defense. Keep Reading
Over the last two years, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration has been working to popularize and standardize a way for software consumers to make more informed decisions—with security in mind. Keep Reading
For the first time in five years, no agency received a “F” or “D” grade for an overall grade on the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) scorecard. Keep Reading
CISA released final versions of three of the TIC 3.0 core guidance documents, representing the conclusion of their adjudication period following the issuance of draft documents in December 2019. Keep Reading
In its latest statement, the Government Accountability Office says the federal government has spent billions (approximately $90 billion each year) on information technology projects that have failed or performed poorly. Keep Reading
ITAU is an on-demand training platform for federal IT project managers and acquisition professionals interested in learning about innovation, emerging technology, or other IT developments that impact modernization and acquisition projects. Keep Reading
Given that the development of 5G could transform the global distribution of power by stimulating the fourth technological revolution, the United States has every incentive to dedicate their extensive resources to the race. Keep Reading
Department of Defense (DoD) IT and program managers want telework to stay, but many are also concerned about long-term security and collaboration challenges for the department. Keep Reading
The Android application used to operate drones manufactured by DJI contains a number of features that could allow attackers to target users with malicious applications or gain full control of users’ phones, according to recent research by France-based Synacktiv and U.S.-based GRIMM. Keep Reading
In addition to a new look and feel, USCIS has improved the website to help visitors better navigate our existing online tools and resources, as well as to file and manage applications and petitions online. Keep Reading
Planning for a catastrophic cyber event must take into consideration "the lack of readiness by the general public." Keep Reading
When Patent and Trademark Office executives met with industry partners in February to discuss opportunities and challenges and take the next step in its IT modernization journey, the coronavirus pandemic was on the horizon, but not yet driving the conversation. Keep Reading