Digital Government

US Government Websites Might Have Violated Ethics Laws by Promoting Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Resort

US embassy websites refer to Mar-a-Lago as the "winter White House."

Cybersecurity

NSA Engaged in Massive Battle with Russian Hackers in 2014

An NSA official previously described the toe-to-toe battle but placed it in 2015.

Cybersecurity

New International Cyber Rules Likely Off the Table for UN Experts Group

The UN group affirmed international law applies in cyberspace and stated nations should not hack each other’s critical infrastructure during previous meetings.

Cybersecurity

High-Tech Features That Make Passports Secure

The flimsy pages and patriotic designs betray just how many security measures are hidden inside.

Modernization

Former Clinton IT Aide Describes Destruction of Old Devices as Routine

Three witnesses plead the fifth at hearing on State Department email vulnerabilities.

Digital Government

Colin Powell Advised Hillary Clinton on How to Skirt Email Security as Secretary of State

Powell describes how he communicated with friends without going through State Department servers.

Digital Government

Did Clinton Officials Obstruct Justice? House Oversight Asks Court For Review

Rep. Jason Chaffetz sent two letters calling for investigation of deleted emails.

Digital Government

FBI Head: 'No Reasonable Prosecutor Would Bring Such a Case'

Director James Comey said the agency had concluded its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server on Tuesday.

Cybersecurity

Watchdog Knocks State Department for Thousands of Zombie Accounts

Most of the inactive accounts have been dormant for more than a year -- in violation of agency policy.

Emerging Tech

State Dept. Wants To Map All Wireless Devices Within a 10-Foot Zone

The system could detect Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and cellular devices operating in embassies, consulates and other State buildings.

Digital Government

Here’s How Federal Agencies Plan to Fight ISIS Online

Some agencies are reaching out to Silicon Valley.

Cybersecurity

State Department Tech Chief Not Plugged Into Cybersecurity at Bureaus

System operators can plug in rogue devices to the department's network without the chief information officer's knowledge, a watchdog report found.

Emerging Tech

State Department Says iPhones Can Detect Illegal Weapons Testing

The State Department is talking to Apple scientists about new uses for the iPhone.

Digital Government

Pentagon: We Need More People Tweeting to Combat ISIS Online

In the war of online influence, the U.S. is gaining ground but is still hopelessly outmanned.