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The federal government spent $88 billion on IT in fiscal year 2019, and although the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act gives agency CIOs more authority over technology budgets, managing all of that spending can still be a daunting task. 

A recently launched office is taking the lead on making the energy sector more resilient to cyberattacks.

The Pentagon will develop a separate process for procuring software that is different from how it purchases hardware.

A recent GAO report found that the OMB and GSA can do more to streamline the deployment of IT needed for physical security systems at government buildings.

The revenue service is seeking industry input on mobile applications and payment devices to process back taxes.

The lab’s HADES program lures in hackers and fools them into believing they are in a real system, giving defenders an edge on their adversaries.

Agencies will increase the impact of artificial intelligence tools if they deploy them responsibly and train employees, according to an Accenture report.

Federal CIO Suzette Kent says there is plenty on the docket in terms of IT modernization in 2019.

Federal IT pros can use these best practices to protect their critical files from loss or theft.

The agency wants industry input on how to best make an enterprisewide shift to the cloud without disrupting services.