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.
Agencies seeking to capitalize on a portfolio of leading cloud services need to start with the right enterprise architecture and a clear vision of...
Keith Jones has over 15 years of experience in federal information technology.
Data support teams will help states and localities struggling to provide timely, reliable data on the virus' spread.
A successful internship program is leading SOCOM to find new ways to recruit and retain tech talent in the military.
The confirmation hearing for Lloyd Austin did not have many specifics on tech, but the retired general pledged to work with Congress to help modernize...
New DOD mandates for the defense industrial base create an opportunity to refresh security strategies and mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities.
A command center-like Evolve Wall will soon display the life cycle of the agency's ongoing emerging technology deployments.
Even with vaccines coming, there could be a push for a hybrid workforce with a mix of in-person and remote employees, federal IT officials told...
Sonny Hashmi and Dave Zvenyach will return to GSA to help run acquisition and technology services, respectively.
Public healthcare organizations are increasingly targeted by cyberattacks, prompting security strategies that focus more on people, says IT security...
The executive order applies to unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) from China, Russia, Iran and North Korea.
