Archives: CISO News

HPC systems are big and strong, but sometimes things can go wrong. They perform quadrillions of calculations per second, and HPC clusters usually consist of … read source Our Score

… an affiliate of AFL-CIO, have called on the Biden administration to keep open the Western Region Detention Facility in downtown San Diego. read source Our Score

Hospital and health system CIOs face unique challenges introduced by the COVID-19 pandemic as they navigate the rapid digitalization of healthcare, … read source Our Score

A CIO’s considerations in managing this complex scenario are many, including to ensure that investments are sustainable and don’t introduce cybersecurity … read source Our Score

In his first public speaking engagement since officially becoming OPM CIO, Cavallo revealed these two TMF requests and that OPM is looking to set up a … read source Our Score

The scarcity of laptops and other computing equipment evolved from a temporary setback of the early pandemic to a persistent problem for tech leaders. read source Our Score

If you could build a brand-new government IT shop, how would you do it? From funding and staffing to governance and automation, leading CIOs talked about how … read source Our Score

No replacement has yet been named. McNamara joined Target six years ago from U.K.-based grocery giant Tesco, where he also held the CIO title. Although Target’s … read source Our Score

Dr. Neil Evans, previously the chief officer of the agency’s Office of Connected Care within the Veterans Health Administration, has been appointed acting CIO … read source Our Score

Portland native Liz Shuler was elected president of the national AFL-CIO Aug. 20 by the federation’s Executive Council. She succeeds Richard Trumka, … read source Our Score