Serving Those Who Serve’s Quarterly Newsletter- July 2020 In The Q2 2020 Newsletter: A Look at some recent I.T. Contracts in the Federal Government The FEDZONE by Ed Zurndorfer, who is also featured in the latest Fed-Life Podcast episodes about ... Read More

After defrauding contractors and Government Officials to pocket $4.4 Million, a Former DEA Agent Faces 20 years in prison Garrison K. Courtney of Florida, a former DEA agent, has a trial date set for October 23, 2020, according to the ... Read More

DARPA is working on interesting projects for the military, and their RADICS project is simulating blackouts to test responses to a cyberattack on the Country’s power grid (Prototype of a mechanical spy android, disguised as a housefly) Getting Online The ... Read More

A bill proposed in the Senate would prevent Federal Employees from downloading the TikTok app on their Government phones- Is China Using TikTok to Spy on Federal Employees? A bill was introduced in the Senate by two Republican legislators that, ... Read More

The ethical hacking company, HackerOne, has been contracted by the DoD since 2017 – it recently received authorization for use across all Federal Agencies- Over the past decade, professional hackers have found legitimate jobs through what are known as “vulnerability ... Read More

The Pentagon declassified footage that had already been leaked to the public in 2017. The three videos are from Navy test flights and show unidentifiable flying objects. The earliest video released by the Department of Defense (DoD) last week is ... Read More

5G Technology and the Federal Government: Risks Interference with NOAA and NASA satellites, plus the DoD’s Radar. A key component to understanding how 5G technology affects satellites that monitor the weather for NASA and NOAA is the “buffer room.” A ... Read More