Jeff Greene, vice president of global government affairs and policy at Symantec, has been appointed director of the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, Inside Cybersecurity reported Tuesday.
MoreJose Arrieta, chief information officer of the Department of Health and Human Services, said the department’s efforts to implement blokchain-based technology has helped it streamline acquisition procedures.
MoreThe Department of Energy has stated that a new grant in the amount of $125.5M will be used to conduct research on solar energy technology.
MoreCharles Romine, director of the Information Technology Laboratory (ITL) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), will serve as a keynote speaker during Potomac Officers Club’s 2nd Annual Artificial Intelligence Summit 2020 on
MoreQTS Realty Trust has announced a new company division, the QTS Innovation Lab (QIL), to match the increasing demand for innovation in the delivery of data center services, derived from Service Delivery
MoreCenturyLink has recently received contracts from the U.S. Army to build fiber networks that will modernize, update and protect critical infrastructure at five Army Corps of Engineers dams in Oregon and Washington,
MoreNASA has announced that the Johnson Space Center will host media and social media for "State of NASA" events on Monday, Feb. 10, the administration reported on Thursday. Johnson director, Mark Geyer,
More1901 Group has participated in the "Virginia Tech (VT) Industrial Systems Engineering (ISE) D.C. Area Company Tour" to fill the tech talent pipeline and bridge the gap between Northern Virginia and Southwest
MoreThe General Services Administration will move the Federal Procurement Data System’s main reporting functions – administrative, standard, ad hoc and static – to the System for Award Management’s beta website by March
MoreThe House on Wednesday passed a bill that would codify the General Services Administration’s Federal Risk Authorization Modernization Program, Federal Times reported Wednesday.
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