The nation's top intelligence official said contractors who have reservations about helping the U.S. government should extend those same concerns to how they deal with foreign ventures.
An interagency council credits a series of changes instituted to the security clearance process this year with the first drop unprocessed background investigations in years.
The White House's new cyber strategy promises a higher profile for offensive operations against nation-states and criminal groups as the digital matures as a domain for warfare.
The Department of Homeland Security will hold an event Aug. 16 in Arlington, Va., to engage with "large and small companies interested in cybersecurity contracting."
The tax agency is looking for a cloud-based, artificially intelligent analytical platform that can identify and mitigate cyber and insider threats within the agency.
The hype around blockchain has far outstripped the application of the technology in the government but you should expect an uptick in the coming months.
A joint survey by Grant Thornton and the Professional Services Council found that IT leaders in government fear their own employees and outdated systems the most when it comes to cybersecurity.
Long known as an engineering and construction firm, Parsons turned to technology as a way to expand into new markets and services for its customers. Here's how they did it.
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