The Professional Services Council has called on the Office of Management and Budget to revise or withdraw the agency’s draft guidance entitled “Improving Cybersecurity Protections in Federal Acquisitions.” PSC President and CEO
MoreFour House Democratic lawmakers have introduced a bill that calls for bipartisan efforts to raise sequestration spending caps and avert another government shutdown at the end of this month. Rep. Chris Van
MoreArmy Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Clark, director at Maryland-based Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, has been appointed director of healthcare operations at the Defense Health Agency, the Defense Department said Monday. Clark
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The FBI has informed businesses and consumers they must be vigilant to protect their Internet-connected devices against cyber criminals who target system vulnerabilities. In a public service announcement published Thursday, the bureau said
MoreA new MeriTalk report says that 45 percent of federal agencies have been insider attack targets over the past 12 months and 29 percent suffered data loss from insider incidents during the
MoreA Navy official has detailed the service branchâs plans for new positioning, navigation and timing platforms to counter threats posed by GPS jammers in an interview with C4ISR & Networks published Wednesday. Capt. Mark
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The Defense Department has announced plans to set up a new center in an effort to promote information exchanges on space operations between the military and intelligence community. DoD said Friday the Joint Interagency Combined
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The Defense Department plans to set in motion an insider threat detection program in October, Federal News Radio reported Monday. Jared Serbu writes the DoD Insider Threat Management Analysis Center will work
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The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center has developed a robotics equipment designed to clear vegetation in a former munitions range in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, that has potential unexploded ordnance, the
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USA Today obtained federal records that show the Energy Department‘s computer systems faced 159 successful intrusions and a total of 1,131 cyber attacks from 2010 to 2014, the publication reported Friday. Steve Reilly
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