Tech workers don’t hate the military that much — most don’t even really care

The president-elect's transition advisers include several current and former state and local IT officials, like former Santa Clara County, Calif., CIO Ann Dunkin.

Here are all the people with government IT and cyber policy backgrounds working on Biden's transition team.

Officials from New York and Philadelphia said their cybersecurity education programs need to reach their communities just as much as they do city employees.

The agency couldn't account for about 15,000 cards, according to auditors.

The Navy is thinking big on its future telework suite, using more time to develop a broader set of tools that will be more integrated.

The director of the information-sharing organization for election officials said preparations for Election Day are unfolding just as planned.

The DOD's Commercial Virtual Remote environment will remain online until June 2021, when a long-term solution will be launched.

Rep. Jerry McNerney believes educating Congress could pave the way for bills like his AI in Government Act of 2020.

Michael Rigas said a recent executive order opens a major door for agencies to recruit and interview talented professionals who obtained their skills outside of school.

Cybersecurity officials said the nonprofit organization, founded in 2017, has helped make it easier for small businesses in Southern California defend themselves against online threats.