The Court of Federal Claims has ordered the U.S. General Services Administration to re-score all bids made for contracts under the $15B Alliant 2 Small Business governmentwide acquisition vehicle for IT services. Keep Reading
The GSA says "Goodbye!" to the Data Universal Numbering System, or DUNS numbers — and the vendor who provided them, Dun and Bradstreet. It says "Hello!" to the System for Award Management Managed Identifier or SAMMI number — and its new vendor, Ernst and Young. Keep Reading
The CDM program began in 2013 in partnership with the General Services Administration to provide a “consistent government-wide set of information security." Keep Reading
The GSA proposal will amend the General Services Administration Acquisition Regulation (GSAR) requiring contractors to report any cyber incidents that could potentially affect the GSA Keep Reading
With cloud computing, networks and data centers would be consolidated and remote servers would store, manage and process all of the data across the DOD in a much more efficient manner. Keep Reading
GSA has appointed Jessica Salmoiraghi as associate administrator for the Office of Government-wide Policy (OGP) and made some other key changes to IT personnel. Keep Reading
There has been an increase in cyber attacks that were conducted through hackers gaining access to personal emails or information from federal employees, and the order aims to prevent any more taking place. Keep Reading
The LNL-4420 intelligent system controller has embedded authentication and an HID authentication code to support up to eight HID pivCLASS card readers. Keep Reading
GSA's space-planning tool remains under development after more than four years, and GSA officials have not decided whether to make the tool available to other federal agencies. Keep Reading
DHS found four challenges to cybersecurity framework adoption, which include not being able to commit necessary resources, a lack of knowledge and skills, regulatory requirements and other priorities taking precedence. Keep Reading
