House Republicans blocked a measure to bring back the Office of Technology Assessment.

Republican nominee Donal Trump may be the new president-elect, but federal IT contractors overwhelmingly put their money on Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton to win the race.

Information Technology accounts for almost $90 billion of the federal budget each year, but in the recent presidential election cycle in which candidates Donald Trump and Hillary…

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has turned its attention to an IT contractor that it believes may have aided former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton…

A uniquely strange email phishing campaign is finding success by convincing people to click a link that promises a non-existent video, purportedly showing democratic presidential nominee Hillary…

Pressure is building on the Obama administration to publicly identify the Russian hackers officials believe are behind cyberattacks on both the Democratic and Republican national parties.

In the wake of a data breach that has caused their leader to resign, the Democratic National Committee is creating a cybersecurity advisory board to help concentrate…

The Department of Homeland Security should formally classify electronic voting machines used in dozens of states as critical infrastructure so it has the authority to protect them…

The White House’s Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity​ — comprised by prominent academics and industry luminaries that effectively serve as voluntary security consultants to the President— will…

A small, volunteer group of prominent cybersecurity professionals are working to ensure that if Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton takes the White House in November, she’ll have…