Top security stories of 2020
Aaron Boyd, Senior Editor at NextGov, and Jason Miller, Executive Editor for Federal News Network, discuss major news from the year, including the SolarWinds hack and Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification
Aaron Boyd, Senior Editor at NextGov, and Jason Miller, Executive Editor for Federal News Network, discuss major news from the year, including the SolarWinds hack and Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification
Jason Miller, Executive Editor of Federal News Network, and Aaron Boyd, Senior Editor at Nextgov, react to the cancelation of the Alliant 2 small business contract and discuss what they expect to see happen in the future
Aaron Boyd, senior editor of NextGov and Mark Rockwell, staff writer at FCW discuss the impending closure of FedBizOpps, and what’s coming to replace it.
Aaron Boyd, Senior Editor of NextGov and Jason Miller, executive editor at Federal News Network, discuss the growing retirement backlog, the draft federal data strategy and Technology Modernization Fund appropriations.
Aaron Boyd, senior editor of NextGov, details what’s new with the FBI’s Information Technology Enterprise Contract Support contract, and the growing use of general GSA schedules at agencies.
Adam Mazmanian, executive editor of FCW, and Aaron Boyd, senior editor at NextGov, discuss developments with the Technology Modernization Fund, and what the future holds for the federal IT program.
The partial government shutdown continued Sunday. Congress and the President could not agree on a funding deal to re-open nine federal departments and other government agencies. The shutdown is partial because Congress passed and President Trump signed appropriations for the rest of government months ago. For a status update on the shutdown and its impact […]
Federal News Network Reporter Nicole Ogrysko, FCW Cyber & Defense Reporter Lauren Williams, and Aaron Boyd, senior editor of NextGov, discuss this week’s top federal stories. Topics on this edition include the first Marine use of Other Transaction Authority, the Defense Department’s back-office cloud contract and the potential for a government shutdown.
