The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton

The FBI released its first agency-wide, unclassified cyber strategy on Wednesday. The bureau’s goal is to unify efforts across the bureau’s 56 field offices to counter both nation-state threats and cyber criminals. For more, Federal News Network’s Justin Doubleday joins me.
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It’s been eight years since the Pentagon underwent a major restructuring of its acquisition bureaucracies, splitting it into two separate organizations overseen by two undersecretaries; one for research and engineering and one for acquisition and sustainment. And according to one of those current undersecretaries, it turned out to be the right decision. Emil Michael is the undersecretary of Defense for research and engineering. He talked about it with Federal News Network’s Jared Serbu.
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The story of September 11 didn't end when the attacks were over. Recovery, rebuilding and remembrance became part of the nation's response as well. A new exhibit at the National Museum of the United States Army focuses on the lesser-known role the Army Corps of Engineers played in those efforts. Joining me with more on the exhibit and this anniversary is museum director Paul Morando.
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Remembering September 11 often begins with looking back. One nationwide effort is asking people to look forward as well. This weekend, thousands of volunteers will gather at national cemeteries across the country to honor sacrifice through service. Joining me are Stephen Holley, president and co-founder of Carry The Load, and David Hakanson, president and CEO of GEHA .
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Twenty-five years ago, the attacks of September 11 exposed gaps in how government shared information, coordinated action and prepared for emerging threats. The reforms that followed reshaped federal agencies for a generation. Today we're looking at what government learned from that experience, and whether those lessons are at risk of fading, with Max Stier, president and CEO of the Partnership for Public Service.
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