How are agencies going to improve federal cybersecurity policies, practices and technologies in the years ahead?

OMB wants agencies to prepare their websites for a new generation of mobile users.

Agencies need to change their cultures to effectively update their technology, says federal IT veteran Tunnessen, who is now the chief digital officer for Voice of America.

Federal agencies are investing in biometrics as a way to bolster authentication techniques.

With scores of new data, how soon is too soon to pitch old records and information?

With its latest protection suite, Symantec shows it can play well with other cybersecurity software and services.

Your next interaction with the federal government may be via a chatbot.

This notebook has good looks, but it also delivers power, speed and stamina.

With governmentwide adoption of Microsoft's platform underway, feds are starting to see faster boot times and improved app performance.

Using a specialized Software Asset Management tool and other strategies, the space agency uncovered software consolidation opportunities.

The 15-year Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract is designed to create a modernized communications network for agencies built on continually refreshed technology.

As cybersecurity threats advance, federal officials must change how they train employees and respond to attacks.

Loopholes in software that has not been updated can lead to gaps in agencies' cybersecurity protections.

Feds should consider resilience and agility in their cybersecurity decision-making.

When feds discover a loophole, they need to weigh whether to share that information — or exploit it for intelligence on the perpetrator behind the threat.