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Cloud

How to Think About Federal Cloud Security in 2019

Agencies should seek to reduce friction in the cloud accreditation process.

Edge computing

Cloud

The Benefits of Edge Computing for Feds

Windows 10 Security Features

Security

Why Windows 10’s Security Features Are a Draw for Feds

CISA DHS

Security

Post-Shutdown, CISA Carves Out a Space in Cybersecurity

Management

Reskilling Federal Workers for IT Is One Way to Create a New Employment Pipeline

Networking

The Navy Envisions a New Kind of Network

Security

Demand for Supply Chain Safety Leads to Research into New Best Practices

Management

Agencies Get a New Resource for Technology Business Management

Security

How the Energy Department Tackles Cyberthreats

Software

DOD Vows to Revamp Software Acquisition and Creation

Security

How Agencies Can Improve Physical Access Security

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Air Force Used White Hat Hackers to Target Its Maintenance System

The exercise, which the service branch recently publ
Apple Teams with VA to Give Vets Access to Health Records

The records will be available on the Health app on u
DOD Cloud Strategy Emphasizes JEDI

The Defense Department's cloud strategy nods to a mu
House Folds IT Subcommittee into Government Operations Panel

The group will still handle oversight of FITARA impl
GSA's Justin Herman to Head to the Private Sector

Herman, who has led GSA’s Emerging Citizen Technolog
FITARA Scores Rise for Almost Half of Agencies

The latest scorecard shows that agencies have made p
Bill Would Codify and Elevate Role of Federal CIO, CISO

The legislation has passed the House and will likely
TMF Board Funds New Projects at USDA, GSA and Labor

The new round of funding, worth a total of $23.5 mil

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Cloud

How to Think About Federal Cloud Security in 2019

Agencies should seek to reduce friction in the cloud accreditation process.

Edge computing

Cloud

The Benefits of Edge Computing for Feds

Cloud computing at DHS

Cloud

DHS Makes Plans for Large-Scale Cloud Migration

Lt. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford, chief information officer, G-6, speaks at the AFCEA Army Signal Conference in Springfield, Va., March 6, 2018.

Cloud

Army Plans New Cloud Push This Spring

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Library of Congress Uses Modern Tech to Digitize American History

The Library of Congress uses technology to almost instantly digitize historical artifacts and preserve them for future generations.
Drones Search Irrigation Water for Contamination

USDA scientists use drones to determine the best way to test irrigation water for E. coli contamination.
Where Are Federal Workforce Hiring and Retention Strategies Headed?

Federal agencies have increasingly sophisticated IT demands, but they must compete with private sector companies in hiring personnel qualified to tackle those demands.
HUD and GSA Discuss Factors in Cloud Migration for Federal Agencies

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is migrating applications from a legacy mainframe, and the agency is weighing its modernization options. HUD Principal Deputy CIO Kevin Cooke discusses factors HUD is considering in its migration strategy, including the benefits of cloud services. GSA Secure Cloud Portfolio Director Jay Huie describes how federal agencies like HUD consult his agency to receive guidance on potential cloud migration projects.
Imagine Nation ELC 2018: USDA Improves Services with Farmers.gov

In February, the U.S. Department of Agriculture unveiled a new website, Farmers.gov, for farmers, ranchers and others who rely upon the department for services. Assistant CIO Darren Ash discusses the rationale behind the new website and how it helps workers in America's heartland to feed people across the country.

Check out more of our coverage from Imagine Nation ELC 2018 here.

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Sandia National Laboratories researcher Rachelle Thompson inspects an electronic device that’s part of a 30-year Sandia program to look at how environments, including radiation from a nuclear weapon itself, could affect the performance of electronics inside a W76-1 warhead. The study, begun in 2006, will provide real-time data for the first time on how electronics age within a weapon.

Security

Energy Department’s Sandia Labs Turns the Tables on Hackers

AI in government

Software

How AI Will Reshape the Federal Workforce

AI in the federal government

Software

OMB to Release Government Strategy on Automation Technology

World Backup Day

Data Center

On World Backup Day 2019, 5 Tips for Feds to Keep Data Safe

Drone technology in government IT

Hardware

5 Ways Drone Technology Is Used in Federal IT

Cloud computing at DHS

Cloud

DHS Makes Plans for Large-Scale Cloud Migration

Lt. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford, chief information officer, G-6, speaks at the AFCEA Army Signal Conference in Springfield, Va., March 6, 2018.

Cloud

Army Plans New Cloud Push This Spring

3D printing

Hardware

Marines Embrace 3D Printing for Versatility and Speed

Al Smith, DMUC program manager

Digital Workspace

Defense Department Adopts New Mobile Device Management Capabilities

Four F/A-18C Hornets assigned to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 323 fly in formation behind a KC-130J Super Hercules attached to Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 352, Marine Aircraft Group 11, during a readiness exercise called the ‘Elephant Walk’ above Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., Feb. 1, 2019.

Networking

Marine Corps Partners with San Diego to Promote Smart City Vision

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