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The distributed ledger technology could allow the Food and Drug Administration to stay ahead of threats to food supplies.

Military skills and dedication translate well to the IT field.

Feds are clearly benefiting from a shift to cloud services, but must keep track of how they are using and profiting from them.

A new Department of Homeland Security directive that requires federal agencies to fix critical-level vulnerabilities on internet-accessible systems in 15 days seems to be accomplishing the goal so far.

Sophos Intercept X blocks attacks by monitoring the filesystem, detecting any rapid encryption of files and terminating the process.

As federal agencies push their data to the cloud, how are they enhancing their risk management capabilities along the way?

Following four specific overarching practices that apply to any agency can help boost scores on the FITARA scorecard.

As of August 2018, 13 federal agencies — slightly more than half of the 24 participating in the Data Center Optimization Initiative — had met or had plans to meet their data center closure targets. Fewer, though, were scheduled to achieve the Office of Management and Budget's performance measurement objectives.

Several branches of the military are shifting to Enterprise IT as a Service, which outsources some core services to the private sector, including network transport, device provisioning, cloud services and even help desk functions.

President Trump’s executive order, issued on May 2, aims to allow cybersecurity professionals to move more easily between public and private sectors and between government agencies.