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Here are the agencies that have canceled collective bargaining so far

After an appeals court allowed the Trump administration’s anti-union orders to continue, several agencies have moved forward with ending collective bargaining. The post Here are the agencies that have canceled collective bargaining so far first appeared on Federal News Network.
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Russian threat actors using old Cisco bug to target critical infrastructure orgs

A threat group linked to the Russian Federal Security Service’s (FSB) Center 16 unit has been compromising unpatched and end-of-life Cisco networking devices via an old vulnerability (CVE-2018-0171), the FBI and Cisco warned on Wednesday. “Primary targets include organizations in telecommunications, higher education and manufacturing sectors across North America, Asia, Africa and Europe, with victims selected based on their strategic interest to the Russian government,” Cisco Talos researchers noted. “In the past year, the FBI … More → The post Russian threat actors using old Cisco bug to target critical infrastructure orgs appeared first on Help Net Security.
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RaceTrac looking to hire first CIO as top tech exec retires

John Lukas transformed RaceTrac’s store technology infrastructure, revamped its loyalty app and spearheaded the IT integration of RaceTrac’s 2023 acquisition of Gulf Oil during his tenure.
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Trump thinks owning a piece of Intel would be a good deal for the US. Here’s what to know

The Trump administration is in talks to secure a 10% stake in Intel in exchange for converting government grants that were pledged to Intel under Pres. Biden. The post Trump thinks owning a piece of Intel would be a good deal for the US. Here’s what to know first appeared on Federal News Network.
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A new House bill would reverse cut to FEMA

It would also require FEMA to bring back the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program and the flood mitigation assistance program. The post A new House bill would reverse cut to FEMA first appeared on Federal News Network.
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A new House bill would reverse cut to FEMA

It would also require FEMA to bring back the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program and the flood mitigation assistance program. The post A new House bill would reverse cut to FEMA first appeared on Federal News Network.
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A new House bill would reverse cut to FEMA

It would also require FEMA to bring back the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program and the flood mitigation assistance program. The post A new House bill would reverse cut to FEMA first appeared on Federal News Network.
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Can better communication rebuild trust in government? A new movement says yes — and it’s catching fire

“We want to show that we can come together as a group of communicators from across the nation at all levels of government,” said Thomas Reeves. The post Can better communication rebuild trust in government? A new movement says yes — and it’s catching fire first appeared on Federal News Network.
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SailPoint Accelerated Application Management simplifies app governance

SailPoint unveiled SailPoint Accelerated Application Management, a solution that redefines how enterprises discover, govern, and secure applications at scale. While most organizations govern fewer than 50 applications, thousands more remain outside governance, creating serious risk. SailPoint’s new approach represents a strategic shift: combining intelligence with expert-led deployment to deliver coverage and compliance at a fraction of the cost and complexity of competing solutions, delivering value while setting a new market standard. Today, many organizations connect … More → The post SailPoint Accelerated Application Management simplifies app governance appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Human-centered design could help Medicaid recipients meet new work rules — without losing coverage

“We have a great deal of experience in trying to make government technology more human-centered,” Danny Mintz said. The post Human-centered design could help Medicaid recipients meet new work rules — without losing coverage first appeared on Federal News Network.
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