Defense One

How to Fix the Government's Security Clearance Mess

We need to continuously monitor who has top secret clearance. Here’s how. By Steve Nguyen

Nextgov

Obama Wants Drones to Be Part of Border Migration Solution

Proposed emergency funding contains $39 million for aerial surveillance, including unmanned aircraft operations.

Tech

How 3D Printing Could Save the Postal Service

USPS could harness young technology into new business opportunities.

Tech

Russia Says U.S. Secret Service Arrest of a Russian Hacker Was a 'Kidnapping'

DHS arrested Roman Valerevich Seleznev for hacking into U.S. retailers' computer systems in order to steal credit card information.

Nextgov

DEA Anticipates Awarding Contract for Sensitive Justice Cloud

Potential savings are a key motivator for the drug-fighting agency's move.

Nextgov

Do You Want To Pay for USPS Shipping With Cash Or Bitcoin?

An agency inspector is polling citizens for an upcoming audit of potential “innovative payment methods” for letters and parcels.

Tech

Commerce, Prisons Bureau at High Risk for Losing Email

The National Archives scores agencies on compliance with records preservation laws.

Management

Obama to Cabinet: I Expect Better Performance

President tells agency heads they’ve got room for improvement.

Tech

Need to Know Memo: Three Keys to a Winning App

Agencies are learning that in the mobile world, it's all about engaging experiences.

Tech

Need to Know Memo: Finding Savings in the Cloud

Agencies see myriad benefits in shifting work to the Internet.

Defense One

How the Fukushima Disaster Is Changing the Future of Robotics

The future of humanoid robotics is rising from the radioactive ashes of Fukushima. By Patrick Tucker

Nextgov

US and Germany Face Off on Soccer and Spying

Internet governance was on the agenda at Thursday’s bilateral cyber meeting.

Defense One

The Military Is About to Get New Spy Glasses

The Defense Department’s new smart spectacles go beyond Google Glass. By Patrick Tucker

Nextgov

Disputed $103 Million DHS Employee Smartcard Project Falls Behind

Government attorneys reject latest protest pitting HP against contract winner XTec.

Nextgov

CIA CIO Opens Up About Amazon Cloud

Langley's top tech executive calls the AWS cloud “one of the most important” tech procurements as of late.

Tech

CIA Sued for Failing to Disclose Senate Torture-Probe Records

Lawsuit comes as the administration is close to declassifying a Senate report on the agency’s one-time interrogation techniques.

Defense

Terror May Become a Bigger Focus at Med School

A biochemistry-course lecture on nerve agents could become part of coursework.

Management

Former Treasury Chiefs Agree: Get the SEC Into the Climate Mix

Robert Rubin and Henry Paulson said that the SEC should do a better job of forcing firms to disclose the economic fallout they face from climate change.

Tech

New HHS Secretary Reshuffles Obamacare Management

Burwell puts a single individual in charge, recruits chief technology officer for marketplaces.

Tech

Up to 75 CDC Scientists May Have Been Exposed to Anthrax

Reportedly, the researchers did not take the prescribed safety measures when handling and transferring the Anthrax.