US watchdog rejects Blue Origin’s protest of NASA lunar lander contractThe GAO found NASA's evaluation was "consistent with applicable procurement law."By I. Bonifacic, 07.30.2021
Congress oversight body recommends GDPR-style privacy lawsGAO cites new privacy concerns that have popped up over the past years.By M. Moon, 02.17.2019
After Math: Every robot was parkour fightingNumbers, because that's the theme of this column.By A. Tarantola, 10.14.2018
Representatives ask GAO to investigate FCC net neutrality commentsThey want to know the extent of fraud and why the FCC has been stalling.By J. Fingas, 12.05.2017
FBI's facial recognition database is dangerously inaccurateIt returns false positives 15 percent of the time, more often with minorities and women.By A. Tarantola, 03.27.2017
Orion spacecraft may fall behind schedule, go over budgetAn independent review of the capsule program says NASA's cost and schedule estimates are unreliable.By S. Buckley, 07.29.2016
State-run healthcare websites aren't as secure as you'd thinkA congressional investigation found security flaws in CA, KY and VT insurance portals.By T. Seppala, 04.07.2016
The Pentagon isn't sure who'd be in charge during a cyberattackBureaucracy strikes again.By A. Tarantola, 04.05.2016
Air Force says that GPS situation is 'under control,' urges you to 'chill out'By J. Flatley, 05.21.2009
GPS System might begin to fail in 2010, Government Accountability Office warnsBy J. Flatley, 05.19.2009