Faced with an unprecedented threat, federal agencies are looking to lock down the physical compute layer for additional cybersecurity assurance.

IT staff facing an overwhelming number of notifications may suffer from stress and alert fatigue.

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With more than 25 years of service at Cisco, Mike Witzman, vice president of solutions engineering for the U.S. Public Sector, focuses on the challenges facing government agencies, including state, ...

Wiper malware poses a serious threat as a weaponized tool that can disrupt and damage U.S. government networks, healthcare facilities and critical infrastructure in today’s era of geopolitical ...

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Most of the agency’s employees did some telework before the pandemic, but the new lessons learned in 2020 still apply today.

Social engineering attacks are on the rise. This means agencies should invest in endpoint detection and response tools, then focus on securing identities and establishing cross-domain visibility.

AI‑powered learning tools let federal employees upskill fast, tailoring courses to close the AI talent gap and keep agencies ahead in digital government.

The DOD’s Responsible AI Toolkit helps agencies build ethical, transparent AI systems, strengthening accountability, trust and compliance across government.

Mickey McCarter is managing editor of StateTech magazine. In the memorandum, OMB directs agencies to adopt a “forward leaning and pro-innovation approach that takes advantage of this technology to ...

Service members receive better care because the Military Health System’s MHS GENESIS has eliminated paper medical records, the Pentagon says.