AT&T to provide secure IP phone systems for State
From Podgorica, Montenegro to Kiev, Ukraine, the United States has nearly 300 embassies and consulates overseas. A new deal between AT&T and the State Department will ensure…
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USGS 3-D mapping data aims to save lives and money
A lidar representation of Mount St. Helens (credit: USGS). The White House earlier this year reported in its third National Climate Assessment that climate change is taking a…
Micro-virtualization security picking up federal steam
Federal agencies are beginning to experiment with a new hardware isolation method of detecting malicious code hidden in browsers, browser plugins and widely-deployed productivity applications. Unlike other sandboxing…
NTIA’s Strickling: ICANN oversight transition won’t harm Internet
Lawrence Strickling wants everyone to relax. The Internet will be fine. That was the overall message Tuesday as Strickling, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration’s assistant secretary…
Significant national security challenges remain 10 years after 9/11 commission report
The 9/11 Commission. From left to right (top row) Richard Ben-Veniste, John Lehman, Timothy Roemer, James Thompson, Bob Kerrey, Slade Gorton. (Bottom row) Fred Fielding, Lee Hamilton,…
FedMentors: Presidential Management Council Fellow Mika Cross
Mika Cross, a presidential management council fellow for workplace transformation strategy, talks with FedScoop TV about her career in federal government.
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Inside the Pentagon’s scaled back audit expectations
In 2011, former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta gave the military services until Sept. 30, 2014 to get their Statement of Budgetary Resources ready for audit. But…