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It s Time to Rethink Employee Performance Management

Government Executive email It s Time to Rethink Employee Performance Management The Trump administration’s plan to link layoffs to performance ratings is not credible because the ratings themselves are not credible. Workforce Management Consultant An Office of Personnel Management proposal to link layoffs to performance ratings was unexpected. If the ratings were valid, it would make sense but ratings have little credibility. Jacque Simon, speaking for the American Federation of Government Employees, was correct in saying, “There’s nothing objective about performance ratings.” Simon’s opposition is understandable; the proposal appears to be intentionally antagonistic. In the absence of badly needed changes in the way performance is managed, the proposal is not tenable.

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US Intelligence Faltered on China Just as Xi Took Power

US Intelligence Faltered on China Just as Xi Took Power
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We Can Take Advantage of the Russian Hack Here s How

We Can Take Advantage of the Russian Hack. Here’s How. POLITICO 12/22/2020 © Provided by POLITICO AP18186385473387 773.jpg Only days after the discovery of a massive computer hack, it’s tempting to say we had our eye on the wrong hand in the magic trick. While we were busy over the past several months watching for Russian interference in our elections, the Russians were actually sneaking in the backdoors of government and business computer networks to snoop on emails and documents. But as of now, that would be too simple a lesson to draw from what looks like the most extensive breach ever of the federal government’s networks, bigger than China’s 2015 cybertheft of private citizens’ data from the Office of Personnel Management.

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The tangled webs of Christopher Krebs and Russia s cyber attack

The tangled webs of Christopher Krebs and Russia s cyberattack Kevin R. Brock, opinion contributor © Greg Nash The tangled webs of Christopher Krebs and Russia s cyberattack Have you ever made a boastful statement and then been undercut by harsh reality? My kid has never been in trouble in school because we raised him right! The next day, little Johnny sets a fire in the boys bathroom. Christopher Krebs had one of those moments this past week. Krebs was the head of a government organization known as the Critical Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), which is charged with keeping the most sensitive parts of America safe from cyberattacks. And then President Trump made him famous by firing him.

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The Russian cyber Pearl Harbor that wasn t -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© Shutterstock/solarseven The recent SolarWinds hack is no excuse for doomsday rhetoric, especially from those who have been leveling it for decades. For almost three decades, we have awaited a mythical cyber Pearl Harbor, the harbinger of digital doom that the U.S. cybersecurity community assumes to be inevitable. Strangely enough, some believe this cyber Pearl Harbor already happened twice within the last two months. Though warnings of cyber Pearl Harbor emerged as early as 1991, former defense secretary Leon Panetta is perhaps best known for promoting the idea, warning in 2012 of an impending cyber-Pearl Harbor that would cause physical destruction and the loss of life, an attack that would paralyze and shock the nation. Such a grand event would be tough to miss.

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