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Kundra is driving change in the U.S. government's far-reaching IT operations. His priorities include cloud computing, IT project management, cybersecurity, and engaging the public over the Web. Here's his plan for executing on those goals, as well as the many challenges ahead.
It's time for a shift in thinking away from yesterday's security approaches and toward data-centric protection via technologies like encryption, data loss prevention and strong access controls.
InformationWeek's first-ever analysis of top CIOs in federal, state, and local government, and how they're embracing new expectations.
Security experts advise government agencies and other organizations to take a more comprehensive, end-to-end approach to securing their IT systems and software, one that includes suppliers and service providers.
The much-anticipated Open Government Directive will come at a time when federal CIOs already face unprecedented resource, technology and process challenges. Two things are clear: A new type of chief is needed to bring about significant evolution in public-sector IT delivery, and this is a journey, not a destination. Here's our guide.
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