Shutdown: Who’s in and who’s out?
In the dewy morning hours, not long after the government effectively shut down, Twitter became abuzz with federal employees trying to make sense of their impending furloughs. Soon,…
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National security will remain intact despite shutdown, Hagel says
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel briefs reporters in Seoul, South Korea, Oct. 1, 2013. (Photo: Erin A. Kirk-Cuomo) U.S national security won’t be affected by the current government…
FedWire: Government shutdown, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and NIST prototype
FedWire is FedScoop’s afternoon roundup of news and notes from the federal IT community. Send your links and videos to tips@fedscoop.com. Government shuts down for first time…
On the heels of a government shutdown, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month kicks off
In an ironic twist, Oct. 1 not only marks the first day of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month but also a time when federal IT systems may be…
Government shuts down for first time in nearly 20 years
Monday night, members of Congress went back and forth throwing punches under the dome as the minutes until midnight and the end of the fiscal year ran…