U.S. Federal Government Blog

How changes to the CDM dashboard's architecture made data much more useful.

A risk- and cost-driven approach to enterprise architecture is an often overlooked enabler on the road to digital transformation.

"Noise"—the enormous volume of network traffic—makes it hard to spot security risks. A comprehensive cybersecurity framework helps reduce the noise so anomalies become apparent.

Cyber threats to critical infrastructure are outpacing efforts to protect it. NIST's new document seeks to strengthen the safeguards.

Enterprise content management began with the concept that one platform can meet all the content needs of an organization. Now we know better.

In this blog, we highlight female members at CGI and ask them to discuss IWD, challenging bias and inequality in the workplace, and career success.

Space has become a strategic domain. The dramatic increase in satellites and the data they generate or transmit has given rise to an emerging new discipline—Space Traffic Management (STM).

It’s important to identify the tradeoffs and features of the various blockchain options available to your organization. There are several choices to make, and they can be difficult.

Over the past few years, federal agencies have become more and more comfortable with Agile development methodology and related DevOps practices. Adopting these ideas means that the developers improve software...

Government isn't a business. However, there are some commercial best practices that can make it easier for agencies to meet their goals.