Eric Hysen, formerly a member of White House’s U.S. Digital Service, has joined the Department of Homeland Security as the department’s digital service lead. Hysen wrote in an article for Medium.com published
MoreAir Force Secretary Deborah Lee James noted that decision-making about the service’s resources is one of its biggest leadership challenges in the current budget environment, the Washington Post reported Thursday. Lillian Cunningham writes that James told
MoreGary Galloway, deputy director for the office of information assurance at the State Department, will retire from the department on Nov. 1 and plans to work in the private sector, Fedscoop reported
MoreAri Schwartz has resigned from his post as senior director for cybersecurity policy at the White Houseâs National Security Council Wednesday after two years on the job, Federal Times reported Thursday. Aaron
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Andrew Hallman, deputy director at the CIA, has told Defense One the three items he aims to address as he leads the newly-created directorate for digital innovation at the agency. Hallman said in an interview published
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The Office of Personnel Management has issued a memo on the extension and expansion of the Interagency Rotation Program of the President’s Management Council for the professional development of employees between GS 13 and GS
MoreThe National Institute of Standards and Technologyâs National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence has started to seek public comments on a draft guide for the implementation of an attribute-based access control system. ABAC systems work to
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The Defense Departmentâs inspector general has released a new summary report on cyber vulnerabilities it found in DoDâs information networks and systems. DoD’s IG said in a Sept. 25 report it identified vulnerabilities in
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The Government Accountability Office has opened a new center for excellence to mentor U.S.-based and overseas audit organizations that aim to increase the transparency and accountability of government agencies. GAO said Thursday
MoreThe House voted 270-156 Thursday to pass a bill that authorizes $612 billion in Defense Department spending for this fiscal year, The Hill newspaper reported Thursday. Kristina Wong and Rebecca Kheel write
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