Tech FEMA Re-designs Ready.gov By David Stegon November 9, 2011 The Federal Emergency Management Agency launched a redesign of ready.gov. FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate explains the new features: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYftyC0-uho&feature=youtube_gdata Share Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Copy Link Advertisement Advertisement More Like This VA software management woes linked in part to CIO vacancy, watchdog says By K. Sophie Will Drones in Dallas: How one World Cup host city enforced FAA flight restrictions By Lindsey Wilkinson DHS taps dataset of baggage images to improve TSA scans By Lindsey Wilkinson Advertisement Top Stories Senate Dems say IRS chief may have ‘misled’ Congress on staffing answers By Matt Bracken Governmentwide HR system in the clear on post-award GAO bid protests By Madison Alder TMF-backed projects to bring $1B in cost savings in coming years, watchdog finds By Lindsey Wilkinson CAISI would benefit from more resources, OSTP director tells lawmakers By Madison Alder NASA, DOD and others join Energy Department-led Genesis Mission By Lindsey Wilkinson Energy Department demos Genesis Mission platform By Lindsey Wilkinson OSTP’s Kratsios denies White House influence over NSF grants decisions By Madison Alder Advertisement
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Symantec’s Jennifer Nowell on cyber threats Jennifer Nowell, director, federal healthcare and government solutions, Americas public sector, Symantec, discusses cyber threats in government in this interview with FedScoopTV. Excerpt: “Well, I think that…