The Internal Revenue Service has initiated the next step of its digitalization plan – an effort that would give taxpayers the option to go paperless beginning in the 2024 tax filing season. On
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and the Federal Communications Commission hosted a workshop with government agency partners to discuss the need to address security vulnerabilities associated with the Border Gateway Protocol, a set
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Small Business Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman and Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks, a 2023 Wash100 awardee, recently met with industry leaders to discuss President Biden’s AM Forward initiative to support small
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The Space Training and Readiness Command has published two doctrines detailing the U.S. Space Force’s view of best practices and principles regarding space intelligence and operations. Space Doctrine Publication 2-0, Intelligence, focuses on
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John Sherman, chief information officer for the Department of Defense and a two-time Wash100 Award recipient, has approved the department’s new 2023-2027 Cyber Workforce Strategy Implementation Plan. The plan will guide the DOD as
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The Office of Management and Budget’s office of information and regulatory affairs has released a draft guidance for reviewing changes in ecosystem and environmental services in benefit-cost analysis as part of efforts
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The Professional Services Council has submitted its comments on an interim rule that would prohibit the use of social media application TikTok on all devices used to perform work on federal contracts.
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The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program has unveiled a course introducing third-party assessment organizations to obligations and performance standards in the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation R311 policy. FedRAMP said Tuesday
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The U.S. Air Force transported its first KC-46A Pegasus aircraft from Boeing’s facility in Seattle to the Travis Air Force Base in California. The aerial refueling plane will be housed in a
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers who used a commercial quantum computer learned that the energetic levels of the four-hydrogen linear molecule meet the requirements of singlet fission, a process that could boost
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