“As many as 657,000 S.C. businesses had their tax information stolen in the massive security breach at the state Department of Revenue that also claimed the records of up to 3.6 million people, Gov. Nikki Haley said Wednesday. Since Friday, when they announced the hacking publicly, state offic...
“The Social Security numbers of millions of South Carolinians, as well as credit and debit card information for hundreds of thousands, have been hacked in what the state’s governor described Friday as an international cyberattack.” Source:South Carolina taxpayer server hacked, 3.6 ...
“A hacker group called Domainer – which appears to be operating for the same ideals as Anonymous – has allegedly breached the website of the South African Police (saps.gov.za). Apparently, the hack is a form of protest against the brutalities committed by law enforcement against the ci...
This notice is issued by NASA Headquarters Procurement Office on behalf of the Office of Chief Information Officer (OCIO) to post a draft Statement of Work (SOW) via the internet and solicit responses from interested parties. Interested parties are invited to submit a statement of capability outlini...
The Obama administration has begun to open source pieces of the Data.gov platform and plans to launch a full-scale open source project early next year. This open data platform–called Data.gov-in-a-box–will allow other governments to easily stand up their own versions of Data.gov. Data.go...
via Newsday BEDFORD, Mass. – –(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sep. 21, 2011– More than 200 leaders from industry, academia, and government joined Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and Attorney General Martha Coakley on September 20 for the official launch of the Advanced Cyber Security Ce...
via Information Week Government The Navy has sketched out data center and cloud computing plans for a multibillion dollar, next-generation network it’s building for both naval forces and the Marine Corps. The Navy aims to reduce its non-tactical IT budget by 25% through the deployment of the N...
via NorthJersey.com The House of Representatives has been in session 46 days so far this year. And in that time, officials from the Department of Homeland Security have testified at 45 House hearings. The one-a-day average illustrates what former New Jersey Gov. Thomas H. Kean Sr. calls the “d...