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The Defense Information Systems Agency has reorganized its cloud offices, combining the Cloud Computing Program Office with DISAs hosting services directorate and ecosystem.

Leaders of the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee introduced legislation on Monday to update the Federal Information Security Modernization Act to clarify the role of CISA in defending federal networks.

The Office of Personnel Management sent guidance to agencies outlining the Biden administrations discipline process for noncompliant feds on Friday.

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The agency made some awards on a long-delayed financial management modernization effort earlier this month, but years of work awaits the agency on establishing an enterprisewide system.

A proposed amendment to the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act to pilot a cybersecurity reserve force at the Department of Defense would weaken merit systems principles, according to the largest federal employee union.

Technology talent with a desire to serve is out there, says Chris Kaung. There just arent many places for them to get into public service early in their careers. The U.S. Digital Corps is meant to fix that.

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The pay hike was included in the administrations 2022 budget and takes effect early next year.

Krebs spent 2020 working furiously to ensure the integrity of our elections, while also ensuring that ransomware, software supply-chain vulnerabilities and a range of other rapidly escalating risks didnt cripple government operations or the nations critical infrastructure.