A government shutdown would also occur in parallel with the lapse of a critical cyber information-sharing law that could create legal liabilities for companies who send threat data to feds.

A shutdown gives the Trump administration no new legal authority to fire federal workers or to conduct reductions in force,” Rep. James Walkinshaw, D-Va., told Nextgov/FCW in response to the White ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. A “widespread cybersecurity incident” at the Federal Emergency Management Agency allowed hackers to make off with employee data from ...

Critics have said that the July executive order on “woke” AI could chill free speech, despite the administration’s stated focus on protecting it. The White House Office of Management and Budget is ...

It could put our nation’s critical infrastructure and American lives at risk by creating an unnecessary gap in the fabric of our nation’s security.

Law firms are advising clients to prepare for this possibility, although the extent of information sharing that will cease if the law lapses remains unclear.

The market careens toward a government shutdown at the end of the month and plans, advice and guidance for how to operate during one are getting dusted off. GovCon been here before. Every year there ...

Dr. Neil Evans, who is currently overseeing VA’s deployment of a new EHR system, said one benefit of rolling out the Oracle Health software is “we can, in the future, more easily orchestrate and ...

First: Avoid a shutdown at all costs and ensure the government remains open. Government shutdowns have far-reaching consequences — not just for federal agencies and employees, but for the millions of ...

Mich., said a lack of restrictions on DOGE employees’ collection of sensitive data can result “in serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities, privacy violations, and risk of corruption.” ...

An emerging cyber threat group is exploiting vulnerabilities in Cisco devices, both the company and CISA said. The hackers have potential links to China, according to an analysis put out last year.

Nick Andersen, the agency’s assistant executive director for cybersecurity, says the CVE project would benefit from a "more holistic look" with international partners.