Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey results are out, but will agencies use the data?

It's part of a broader goal to increase data literacy throughout government.

Responding to growing demand for technical talent in Northern Virginia, Gov. Ralph Northam has announced agreements with 11 universities.

In computer science classes that are often mostly boys, girls say finding a place in STEM is tough. The Girl Scouts are asking students how to fix it.

The group will train Veterans Health Administration employees on "new ways to use innovation and creativity within VA."

The backlog of background checks — typically more than 200 days for most new hires who need a clearance — has ripple effects throughout the region, according to the Greater Washington Partnership.

State CIO Ed Toner says his key to keeping the state’s technology workforce fresh has been strong partnerships with local colleges. 

The HACKED Act is the work of the top Republicans and Democrats on the Senate Commerce Committee.

The next system must meet Defense Digital Service security standards.

The Government Accountability Office gave the same advice that agencies implement eight workforce planning activities in 2016 and 2018.

Apple, Facebook, Google, IBM, and more are working to nix requirements and eliminate gender-biased job descriptions.

With not enough funding for new positions or training to keep up with technological changes, state CIO Mike Cheles encourages new tactics.

Commentary: Technology is a key to students integrating into an increasingly global economy, says edWeb.net’s Eileen Belastock.

North Carolina's capture-the-flag exercise is extending cybersecurity concerns beyond the office of the chief information officer.