President Biden's May 2021 executive order on cybersecurity is pushing agencies to move past a castle and moat security posture. Here's what you need to know to drive that conversation.
The Small Business Administration supported a protestor after the Air Force tried to add extra security requirements into a joint venture that company was forming.
This year's FCW Eagle Award recipient, Carahsoft CEO Craig Abod was recognized for the ways his company has made it easier for customers to buy technology. He also sees being in the government IT community as a critical contributor to his company's success.
General Dynamics CEO Phebe Novakovic rarely speaks publicly beyond events geared toward investors. But in a TV interview with Carlyle Group founder David Rubenstein, she offers advice on careers and leadership.
A team led by Peraton and Capgemini wins a $2 billion blanket purchase agreement to act as a lead enterprise IT systems integrator for the Defense Health Agency.
Atlantic Union Bank hires a four-decade financial services veteran as senior vice president and senior relationship manager in its government contractor banking group.
The board of directors for BAE Systems’ U.S. subsidiary elects two new members: former CIA Director Gina Haspel and retired Air Force Gen. Stephen Wilson.
Three more protests regarding the Homeland Security's FirstSource II contract have been dismissed, but four challenges remain over this $10 billion IT vehicle.
Deloitte hires a former head of Air Force Cyber Command to help lead the professional services firm's offerings in that domain for government agencies.
The unprecedented investment in IT and cybersecurity resources have provided agencies like the Department of Labor with a historic opportunity to tackle some of their loftiest modernization plans.
ManTech International has held onto an $86 million incumbent contract for IT architecture, engineering and analytics services to the U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services agency.
