Acting Federal CIO Has Been in the Job for Months, OMB Confirms
The Office of Management and Budget appointed an acting Federal Chief Information Officer months ago without so much as a press release or a memo to agencies. Keep Reading
The Office of Management and Budget appointed an acting Federal Chief Information Officer months ago without so much as a press release or a memo to agencies. Keep Reading
Hope Hicks, counselor to Trump, had traveled in the president's entourage to the first presidential debate Tuesday night in Cleveland, and accompanied him to a campaign rally Wednesday in Minnesota, where she began showing symptoms. Keep Reading
Taheb also planned attacks on the Statue of Liberty, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and a synagogue. Keep Reading
As part of the plea agreement, the defendant and the government agreed that the defendant should receive a 15-year sentence of imprisonment. Keep Reading
Beijing is now seeking to portray itself as a savior, providing masks and testing kits to countries throughout the world. China’s media has highlighted the country’s outreach to Europe, Africa, and Asia. Keep Reading
Trump announced the surprise reshuffle in a series of Friday night tweets, saying Mulvaney would become the U.S. special envoy for Northern Ireland. Keep Reading
The administration said the budget request would "allow the department to adapt to new and evolving threats and challenges in order to protect the American people, the homeland, and U.S. economy." Keep Reading
“There will be a wall cam, and it’ll launch early next year,” an unidentified senior White House official involved with the project told the Post. Keep Reading
Warnings by officials from the former Office of the Chief Information Security Officer (OCISO) — which in July was folded into the OCIO — suggest new intelligence vulnerabilities. Keep Reading
The mapping provides "a starting point for the public, land managers, emergency planners and researchers interested in landslide hazards." Keep Reading
We've scoured the candidates' platforms to see what they're promising in the realm of homeland security. Keep Reading
William McGinley, who has served as White House Cabinet secretary since Trump’s inauguration, has told friends he will return to the private sector. Keep Reading
The White House announced the summit in June, describing it as an event to bring together "digital leaders for a robust conversation." Keep Reading
Harold Schaitberger said Thursday that even though the bill boasts strong bipartisan support in Congress it could use more help from the White House. Keep Reading
The Justice Department said if the legal dispute isn't resolved quickly the government will lose access to the Pentagon funds. Keep Reading
Miller’s unaccountability and play-it-safe role of policymaking will never have the respect that comes from being on the field. Keep Reading
DHS and the Defense Department will also have to develop the annual President's Cup Cybersecurity Competition, open to federal civilian and military employees. Keep Reading
The new regime contrasts from previous “Whac-A-Mole” approaches that were confined to the unclassified space, Federal Chief Information Officer Grant Schneider said. Keep Reading
The Defense Security Service (DSS) will be rebranded the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA). Personnel are expected to be moved from NBIB to DCSA. Keep Reading
The Senate was informed by letter Thursday night that the nomination had been withdrawn, and Vitiello was told he would no longer be accompanying Trump to Calexico. Keep Reading