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A National Archive and Records Administration official says hardware is procured and development is near completion for a classified electronic records archive that will function as a completely Read more...

The Pentagon came under fire last week for failing to read the clues that an Army psychiatrist would make it through the ranks undetected and open fire at a facility in Texas, killing 13 people. Much Read more...

Last week, we told you about the Army's efforts to create a Wikipedia-esque website that encourages personnel to voice their opinions to help rewrite various field manuals. The goal of such a site is Read more...

The federal government's cybersecurity apparatus remains uncoordinated, fragmented, and full of turf battles and unresolved sensitive issues. The Department of Homeland Security, for example, has Read more...

Priscilla Guthrie, a technology expert with experience in government and the private sector, has been picked by President Obama to serve as the chief information officer for the nation's intelligence Read more...

The U.S. has a tough challenge in detecting and deflecting cyber attacks after years of neglecting defenses against them, testimony at a congressional hearing disclosed on Tuesday. At the hearing, Read more...

The days of outsourcing government IT work may be dwindling, at least for the intelligence community. And it may be a harbinger for things to come for outsourced federal contracts throughout Read more...