Why agencies need to focus on modernizing public interaction over infrastructure
How the concept of a ‘connectivity cloud’ can enable agencies to bring greater uniformity of user experience and protection to their siloed IT systems.
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APT45 designation highlights rising cyber threat; USAID reports over 1,300 missing devices
North Korean hacking group makes waves to gain Mandiant, FBI spotlight; More than 1,300 devices have been reported missing to USAID, document shows
FedRAMP ‘undeniably’ in state of limbo without final OMB modernization guidance, Rep. Connolly says
However, that “limbo” is an improvement from where the program was not long ago, Connolly admitted.
How AI and the cloud are accelerating scientific discoveries. Will government be ready?
New AI-enabled platforms promise to revolutionize scientific and governmental research — and unleash new considerations for federal agencies, says a new report.
Interior awards $2 billion cloud hosting contract to 7 vendors
The Foundation Cloud Hosting Services II contract is a recompete of a $10 billion cloud contract awarded to 10 vendors in 2013.
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CBP’s Edward Mays on the benefits of cloud-based collaboration tools
Edward Mays | Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Infrastructure & Support Services, and Chief Enterprise Infrastructure Officer | CBP
Department of Education begins market research for cloud capabilities
In a request for information, the Department of Education’s Federal Student Aid Office said it’s looking for a managed service provider for cloud capabilities.
Oracle approved to handle government secret-level data
The accreditation puts Oracle on a level playing field with its top competitors in the federal cloud space — Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
With updated IT strategic plan, USAID tech is a driver of mission, not compliance, CIO says
"It's about making sure that we're supporting the missions and enabling and empowering them," CIO Jason Gray said of the role of USAID's IT.
Google gets authorization to work with top-secret intelligence, defense data
Defense and intelligence agencies will now be able to use Google’s air-gapped cloud platform to process top-secret workloads.
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