The debate over CUI is revealing a larger struggle over how government buys technology
“We always say we want the government to act more like a business, but at the end of the day, the government isn’t a business,” said Emily Murphy.
“We always say we want the government to act more like a business, but at the end of the day, the government isn’t a business,” said Emily Murphy.
“I think the Department of War has to rationalize which kind of business model are they more willing to accept,” said Scott Davis.
“I’ll often tell people that our adversaries don’t fear PowerPoint. What they fear is our production lines,” said Orlando “OJ” Sanchez.
“I think right now we’re going to enter a very, very busy period of administrative policymaking and I expect that to continue,” said Will Yeatman.
“In fact, the biggest impacts could well be on radiation workers, and as I said, their doses are, on average, pretty low across the…
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The contract, announced Thursday, aims to make it easier and cheaper to purchase software licenses by consolidating those orders into one enormous agreement.
Top cyber officials are calling on agencies and industry to ditch compliance and embrace a ‘new era’ of vulnerability management.
“I always say if performance matters, it’s not a unnecessary tool. If performance is a report card, it’s just a waste of time,” said John Mullins.
“GSA seems very receptive to additional feedback to refine the clause before they finalize it,” said Dan Ramish.