This year's FedScoop 50 Awards celebrate the tireless leaders who’ve made a lasting impact on the community and the nation in 2020, particularly in regard to how they used technology to respond to and overcome the challenges of the COVID-19 outbreak.
In a special report, FedScoop explores the government's adoption of zero trust and the evolution of cybersecurity in the age of the cloud.
The cloud office already works closely with DISA, but will officially move to the agency by the end of the month.
The agencies plan to use subject matter expert-led assessments to determine if applicants qualify for the positions.
Remote work practices can often expose poor cyber hygiene habits that leave networks vulnerable to phishing and other attacks.
“You have to give your customers options. If they don't feel like they're getting serviced properly from the central IT function, they'll go find...
It's not just tactical battle networks the military is looking to link together. A new request asks for prototypes to connect medical data and...
The agency has digitized most of its intellectual assets, but now it wants to reengineer its business processes to continually improve their...
To meet the expectations of users, reduce development time and eliminate potential security gaps, identity is key.
The Department of Defense began a revised process for taking inventory of its critical technology, but hasn't determined how to communicate that list...
This bonus podcast features a special interview from the Cloudera Data Cloud Summit with Nancy Morgan, CDO of the intelligence community.
"There are a lot of data sources that need to go away," Lauren Knausenberger says.
In a new op-ed, members of CODE make the case that improved policing data is needed to reform the criminal justice system and should be a major...
