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Cybercrime today has made its way into the one place you would think is safe: inside the network. AT&T is one of the latest companies to make news this past…

Years of sustained warfare in places such as Iraq and Afghanistan have led to a massive deterioration in military readiness, despite hundreds of billions of dollars in annual investment. Surprisingly, military units continue reporting readiness levels that indicate that they’re ready to fight and defeat near-peer adversaries. However, military leaders are hesitant to accept that information and data – viewing it as incomplete, inaccurate or somewhat misleading. In this Thought Piece, the experts at Booz Allen discuss why readiness data is so unreliable, and lay out a two-pronged approach to help fix the problem with military systems, and improve readiness.

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Last month the Defense and Intelligence communities gathered at the 2016 GEOINT conference to discuss the nuances of working in geospatial intelligence.  One of the most important discussions was, of…

The Department of Veterans Affairs is working tirelessly to find a solution to the on-going healthcare crisis facing America’s veterans.  The first workaround, the Veterans Choice program, looked good on…

In this week’s Federal News Roundup, we take a closer look at the battle between legacy systems and IT modernization.  The will to overhaul IT infrastructure is often thwarted by…

Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T) provides network connectivity to the Army to meet the needs of soldiers in current and future operations. WIN-T is the Army’s common tactical communications network backbone…

U.S. Department of Justice, CIO, Joe Klimavicz is one of the most experienced and well respected CIOs in the federal government.  Following a seven year tenure at the National Oceanic…

In this weeks’ Federal News Roundup we take a look at how FITARA – the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act – is changing the way federal agencies work.  We also…

A career in government has never been synonymous with making lots of money. But that may be changing as the public sector faces a shortage of people with cybersecurity skills.…

For federal CIOs much of what they are engaged in is a melding of the old and the new. From bimodal IT, learning a new technology lexicon and maneuvering static…