The president of a hacked U.S. government contractor says a recent breach has cost his company $500,000 to $1 million in what he deemed a “learning experience." Keep Reading
Contractor falsely claimied that the military parts it contracted to provide would be exactly as described and provided by authorized manufacturers. Keep Reading
"We apparently did not have the same level of controls and audit capabilities on that because it was a standalone, closed system," lawmakers told of compromised pilot program. Keep Reading
The program, the Intelligence Science and Technology Partnership, or In-STeP, enables industry representatives to introduce their products to IC leaders. Keep Reading
"Nizar also wants to remind those who can help that there remain many Americans, U.S. LPRs, and other foreigners in Iranian prisons," says attorney. Keep Reading
Despite the push by lawmakers to include the back pay provision for contractors, the issue has never been previously addressed in past government shutdowns. Keep Reading
The USCG will endeavor to pay small business partners as soon as practicable considering ongoing reconstitution efforts. Keep Reading
“I’m out of cash. I don’t know how to continue to support these employees... It’s a hellacious situation to be in.” Keep Reading
To avoid large-scale negative economic impacts, it is imperative that government officials end the current shutdown and resume operations across all of government. Keep Reading
As unemployment filings among furloughed federal employees doubled last week across Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., the effects on government contractors are beginning to take shape. Keep Reading
