The Air Force's new "Digital University" is free for all airmen and civilians working in the department to learn more about cyber, IT and other technical training.

The Artificial Intelligence and Technology Office is working with the department's 17 National Labs on additional modules.

In an attempt to kickstart a blockchain industry in Massachusetts, the commonwealth's economic development agency is searching for use cases in its municipal governments.

In a letter to OPM's acting director, Rep. Gerry Connolly presses for answers on why the annual federal employee survey is missing in action.

A new bipartisan report suggests DHS cut ties with some of the “most partisan” aspects of its work, and redouble its cybersecurity efforts.

The proposed Senate bill would require telework where possible while granting agency heads the flexibility to sanction in-person work when necessary.

There's no point in classifying a system if adversaries can easily hack it, said Air Force's Will Roper.

As the fall semester approaches, a new professional development program aims to help Arizona's K-12 instructors get up to speed on virtual instruction.

A new website showcases STEM resources like career-development events, virtual summer camps and learning centers at local universities or community colleges.

Top secret NSA work will probably never be fit for telework. But, forced by the pandemic, the NSA is finding more of its less-sensitive work can be…