Director of National Intelligence James Clapper has indicated his skepticism on the effectiveness of the U.S.-China cyber cooperation agreement announced last week, Reuters reported Tuesday. Andrea Shalal writes that while Clapper acknowledged the
MoreThe Government Accountability Office found that many federal agencies continue to have what auditors believe are weaknesses in several security aspects that affect the implementation of information security programs. GAO said in a
MoreConference committees in the House and Senate have settled their differences in the 2016 National Defense Authorization Act following several months of negotiation, The Hill newspaper reported Tuesday. Rebecca Kheel writes the
MoreRepublican leaders have opened discussions with President Barack Obama about crafting of a two-year budget in an effort to avoid a government spending standoff during the 2016 presidential election year, the Wall
MoreThe National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency will accept public comments as it works to update the book âThe American Practical Navigator,â by mathematician and mariner Nathaniel Bowditch. Sailors use the book known as âBowditch”
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Renee Wynn, former acting assistant administrator for the Environmental Protection Agencyâs Office of Environmental Information, has joined NASA as chief information officer. Wynn succeeds Larry Sweet, who is set to retire in
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The General Services Administration‘s 18F digital group has collaborated with the U.S. Digital Service to develop a set of user interface tools and visual style templates for government website development. The U.S.
MoreU.S. Navy Rear Adm. Elizabeth Train has been appointed by the military branch to succeed Vice Adm. Ted Branch as director of naval intelligence, Military Times reported Sunday. The 32-year veteran has served
MoreThe Senate voted 77-19 Monday to limit debate on a stopgap spending bill that would keep federal operations running until Dec. 11, Reuters reported Monday. Richard Cowan and David Lawder write the
MoreThe White House and the U.K. government have moved to expand collaboration between the two countriesâ technical groups in an effort to improve the delivery of digital services and share best practices
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