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The road to cyber compliance is bumpy and many contractor are bound to fail. Heres why and what you can do to protect your organization.

Federal contractors have until Jan. 4, 2022, to comply now that the White House has extended the deadline into early next year.

After a nine-month review, the Defense Department is replacing its original cyber compliance program for the industrial base with CMMC 2.0, putting more emphasis on self-assessment.

Federal contractors will decide for themselves on how to manage employees who decline COVID-19 vaccinations but agencies can restrict unvaccinated workers from federal facilities.

Too often marketing, BD, capture and proposal groups operate in silos, often with disastrous results. Heres how you can get them to work together.

Nominations opened this week for the 2022 Federal 100 awards, a great opportunity to recognize those on your team who have gone above and beyond over the last year.

The Biden administrations pick to be the Pentagons tech chief wants to make it easier for small businesses to adhere to the Defense Departments cybersecurity standards and expand network optimization across the entire enterprise.

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A committee established to ensure transparency around government spending related to COVID-19 found that federal agencies failed to provide clear reporting on how they were spending billions of dollars.

The Biden administrations pick to lead the Defense Departments operational testing, Nickolas Guertin, called the departments inability to conduct independent cyber assessments of commercial cloud systems "a severe limitation."