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A view from the other side: GSA’s catalog management needs reform

Erv Koehler, a former GSA acquisition executive, explains why adding or changing prices on the schedule remains a constant challenge for contractors. The post A view from the other side: GSA’s catalog management needs reform first appeared on Federal News Network.
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SonicWall says attackers compromised some firewall configuration backup files

Between attackers exploiting 0-day and n-day vulnerabilities in the company’s firewalls and Secure Mobile Access appliances, SonicWall and its customers have had a tough year. And, unfortunately for them, the troubles are not over: unknown attackers have managed to brute-force their way into SonicWall’s cloud backup service for firewalls and access backup firewall preference files for “fewer than 5% of our firewall install base,” SonicWall has disclosed on Wednesday. “We are not presently aware of … More → The post SonicWall says attackers compromised some firewall configuration backup files appeared first on Help Net Security.
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A recent court ruling could shake up how independent federal agencies operate

“Workers now can go to the agency and can file charges, but the agency is going to be pretty hamstrung in what it can do about that,” said Lauren McFerran. The post A recent court ruling could shake up how independent federal agencies operate first appeared on Federal News Network.
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A recent court ruling could shake up how independent federal agencies operate

“Workers now can go to the agency and can file charges, but the agency is going to be pretty hamstrung in what it can do about that,” said Lauren McFerran. The post A recent court ruling could shake up how independent federal agencies operate first appeared on Federal News Network.
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A recent court ruling could shake up how independent federal agencies operate

“Workers now can go to the agency and can file charges, but the agency is going to be pretty hamstrung in what it can do about that,” said Lauren McFerran. The post A recent court ruling could shake up how independent federal agencies operate first appeared on Federal News Network.
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How feds can resolve conflicting market guidance when planning their TSP portfolio

“It’s not that one is wrong and one is right. It’s just that there’s a different season for each perspective from the analyst,” said Thiago Glieger. The post How feds can resolve conflicting market guidance when planning their TSP portfolio first appeared on Federal News Network.
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7 Project Management Examples from Across Industries

Project management examples show how planning, scheduling and execution principles are applied across different industries. They highlight real-world strategies for completing projects on time, staying within budget and achieving the desired outcomes. By examining project management examples from manufacturing, construction,… Read More The post 7 Project Management Examples from Across Industries appeared first on ProjectManager.
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Google fixes actively exploited Chrome zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-10585)

Google has released a security update for the Chrome stable channel to fix a zero‑day vulnerability (CVE-2025-10585) reported by its Threat Analysis Group (TAG) on Tuesday. “Google is aware that an exploit for CVE-2025-10585 exists in the wild,” the company announced. About CVE-2025-10585 Like CVE-2025-6554, which was fixed earlier this year, CVE-2025-10585 is a type confusion vulnerability in V8, Chrome’s JavaScript and WebAssembly engine. Unfortunately, that’s the only information Google has shared about it. As … More → The post Google fixes actively exploited Chrome zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-10585) appeared first on Help Net Security.
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LinkedIn now uses your data for AI by default, opt out now!

LinkedIn is making major changes to its User Agreement and Privacy Policy, effective November 3, 2025. Among the most notable updates, the company will now use member data by default to improve its generative AI models, unless users manually opt out. The update reflects LinkedIn’s growing reliance on AI-powered features across its platform. While the company says the data will help improve content-generating tools and user experiences, privacy-conscious members may want to review their settings. … More → The post LinkedIn now uses your data for AI by default, opt out now! appeared first on Help Net Security.
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CIOs bolster governance amid agentic AI push

Risk mitigation is on the rise as most companies limit access to sensitive data and put humans in the loop, according to a KPMG survey published Thursday.
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