The nomination of LaVerne Council to be the next Department of Veterans Affairs chief information officer now goes to the full Senate for approval.

As the beleaguered agency confronts personnel and staffing challenges, its plan to attract the best tech talent is beginning to materialize.

A career federal IT official, Greg Ambrose will become the deputy chief information officer for product development at the Department of Veterans Affairs.

A $50 million contract to ASM Research will support a new program office designed to improve VA's security posture and audit readiness.

The effectiveness of the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act may ultimately come down to the level of collaboration between department chief information officers and chief financial officers,…

With more than a billion instances of malicious code blocked last month, officials fear the agency may eventually be overwhelmed.

With a joint DOD-VA electronic health record no longer in the cards, lawmakers are turning up the heat on data interoperability between the two agencies.

An inspector general report details risky foreign access to sensitive Veterans Affairs servers by non-U.S. citizens in China, India and elsewhere.

Rob C. Thomas II joins the Department of Veterans Affairs to take on what VA chief information officer Stephen Warren is calling a new federal integrator role…

The Veterans Affairs Department plans to use more than half of its proposed information technology budget for fiscal year 2016 to build out a tech infrastructure that…