Launched in 1975, the CBO serves as an independent office analyzing and "scoring" budgetary and economic issues for congressional legislation.

U.S. defense officials already notify lawmakers about such operations, but do so at their own discretion as there is no specific law currently in place to guide these private discussions.

A new report from the Government Accountability Office that lays out the security risks, possible economic ramifications and other implications of IoT.

In this contributed commentary, DCode42's Andrew McMahon explores how the press and Congress can help government overcome its technology problem.

Who is at fault when two or more agencies together provide a service that gets breached?

A new bipartisan bill seeks to ensure that all openly published federal data remains so, and in a machine-readable format.