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DoD’s effort to broaden cyber workforce kicking into gear

Matthew Isnor, who leads cyber workforce development in DoD’s CIO’s office, said a new policy expands the number of job categories in the cyber workforce.

Defense News

Graphic By: Derace Lauderdale

NITAAC seeking another 6-month extension for CIO-SP3

Contracts/Awards

DoD photo

Army finds new ways to ‘train the trainers’ in technical fields

Army

CYBERCOM acquisition has the money, now it needs the manpower

Acquisition

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Tackling the Air Force computer problem one PC at a time

IT Modernization

DoD CIO turns up cyber heat on weapons systems development

Ask the CIO

Keeping women in government takes reimagining solutions

Workforce

Time for government, industry to meet in person again

Federal Report

DoD IT agency gets chief data office to help shift toward automated cybersecurity

Defense

In this photo taken Tuesday, May 7, 2019, is a security camera in the Financial District of San Francisco. San Francisco is on track to become the first U.S. city to ban the use of facial recognition by police and other city agencies as the technology creeps increasingly into daily life. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

DoD, DHS vet facial recognition tools for reliability in effort to build trust

Technology

The ‘EPIC’ app challenge is meant to showcase people’s cybersecurity skills

Cybersecurity

DoD will release document highlighting military needs in 5G, software and data this spring

The strategy will bring together elements that allow weapons systems to draw on large amounts of data.

Defense

Two large government conference organizers suffer data breach

In today’s Federal Newscast, two large government conference organizers say the third party vendor they use for conference registration was the victim…

Federal Newscast

Federal IT appeals to the kids

Federal Report

So many of my former sources’ kids are now in the market, I’m declaring a trend.