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The Department of Homeland Security is standing up a federal CDM dashboard and launching new ways for agencies to buy IT security tools.  

Deception technology can help agencies thwart breaches and catch attackers before they cover their tracks.   

Top government technology leaders will meet in Williamsburg, Va. to discuss IT modernization, cybersecurity, citizen services and more.

Wireless networking is popping up in a place employees never expected to find it: federal buildings.

Join FedTech as we cover ACT-IAC’s 2017 Executive Leadership Conference (ELC) in Williamsburg, Va., from Oct. 29-31, 2017. 

With Windows 10 and Software as a Service, feds work to keep their systems perpetually up to date.

The Navy, Air Force and Marines use tablets to improve training for recruits, reduce the usage of paper forms and even keep soldiers safe on the battlefield. 

The federal Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation dashboard will give the Department of Homeland Security greater visibility into cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

The service branch thinks it can enhance its cybersecurity posture via virtual desktop infrastructure.

Information sharing on cybersecurity threats can help agencies stay ahead of malicious actors, officials argue.