The Department of Health and Human Services has kicked off its search for a software platforms architect to help update the National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System. HHS said in a blog post published
MoreCIA Director John Brennan has said work to monitor cybersecurity threats has become a challenge for U.S. intelligence agencies due to the proliferation of modern technologies, destabilization in nation states and lack of
MoreA new Adobe digital government survey says 95 percent of U.S. citizens engage with the government at the same or higher level as they did in the previous year as agencies adopt online services. The
MoreThe National Institute of Standards and Technology has awarded the Computing Technology Industry Association a three-year grant to perform research and develop a tool that will help visualize the supply and demand of
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The Senate voted 74-21 Tuesday in favor of legislation to encourage sharing of cyber attack information between companies and federal civilian agencies, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday. John McKinnon writes the Cybersecurity
MoreThe National Institute of Standards and Technology is seeking comments on the agency’s draft guidance for financial services companies to track, manage and secure their information technology software and hardware systems. NIST’s IT Asset
MoreGreg Godbout, chief technology officer at the Environmental Protection Agency, has said the use of algorithmic software platforms in the Internet of Things age may prompt the U.S. government to regulate mathematical
MoreThe White House has released a proposal that seeks to update the federal governmentâs information management principles, Nextgov reported Friday. Aliya Sternstein writes the proposalâs draft minimum requirements aim to prevent abuse
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The Defense Information Systems Agency has teamed up with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to advance the development and deployment of cyber defense tools to military personnel, C4ISR & Networks reported Friday. âWe’re
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The Federal Communications Commission has proposed new rules for higher-frequency wireless broadband services in support of efforts to establish a regulatory environment for mobile technologies that operate in frequencies above 24 gigahertz. FCC said
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