Adam Mazmanian

House Dem pushes back on bill to cancel VA's $20B-plus software ... - FCW.com

DOD's open cyber recommendations date back to 2012 - NFC World

The agency says that bad password and data management and other practices can expose companies to legal consequences.

An oversight report claims a confusing routing process in the new electronic health record system being fielded by the Department of Veterans Affairs contributed to nearly 150 adverse patient events.

The settlement stems from a 2017 whistleblower lawsuit alleging that Aerojet Rocketdyne concealed its poor cyber hygiene from its government partners.

HackerOne is managing a $110,000 bounty program through July 11.

Defense contractors may be subject to conflicting cyber rules of the road if a proposed financial reporting rule takes effect without changes, trade associations say.

The $29.8 billion General Government and Financial Services spending bill was advanced by an appropriations subcommittee on Thursday.

The congressionally mandated IT Operating Plan, released by the federal CIO last week, explains how the methods of the Technology Modernization Fund will help technology procurement and management across the federal enterprise.

The commercial electronic health record system being introduced by the Department of Veterans Affairs is proving difficult and expensive to adapt to the agency’s data reporting requirements.

$13.5M in new TMF awards to NARA, USDA - FCW.com

Standards for mobile driver’s licenses top the wish list of groups looking to steer the direction of the administration’s action on combating identity theft and fraud.

The bill tasks VA with obtaining an independent cybersecurity review of the agency’s most critical systems.

There’s no TMF boost in the omnibus funding bill passed by Congress, but there are multiple small moves supporting IT modernization at federal agencies.

The legacy 2009 website containing schedule, spending and risk data for federal IT projects is offline while a modernized replacement is finalized.

The legacy 2009 website containing schedule, spending and risk data for federal IT projects is offline while a modernized replacement is finalized.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is taking a new look at how it asks publicly traded companies to disclose cybersecurity risks.

The Army said it has an urgent requirement for new software to upgrade its workhorse AN/TPQ-53 mobile radar so it can track threats from unmanned aerial systems.

DHS is alerting contractors to the coming effort to construct a wall spanning the U.S.-Mexico border.

Longtime cloud advocate and Fed 100 honoree Dawn Leaf is retiring from federal service.