Holograms for the Intelligence Community, White House Mandates Digitization, and More

Here is today’s federal cybersecurity and information technology news:

The Air Force issued a broad agency announcement for concept papers to develop its Cyberspace Warfare Operations focusing on offensive capabilities. More here.
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity is looking to develop holographic imagery and data displays. More here.
The Federal CIO Council released recommendations to help federal agencies establish digital services governance structures before the November 23 deadline. More here.
The White House gave federal agencies until the end of 2019 to adopt systems that store and manage all electronic records in secure and searchable formats. More here.
A spam campaign of fake Internal Revenue Service emails is directing victims to websites serving malware unlikely to be detected by antivirus software. More here.
A Department of Defense its 2011 authorization bill to set up a Cyber Investment Management Board to oversee cyber acquisition and a Cyber Capabilities Team to examine technology and policy requirements is meeting resistance within the Pentagon for being too bureaucratic. More here.
The General Services Administration posted a digital metrics toolkit online to help federal agencies measure performance and customer satisfaction for web services. More here.
Security experts discredit threats by Anonymous to break into the communication system between NASA and the Mars rover Curiosity. More here.

This post by AlexOlesker was first published at CTOvision.com.