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DC From Above | 22 Years of Aerial Photography in DC’s Data Site

Have you ever wondered how much your neighborhood or favorite park has changed over the years? Do you wonder what Downtown, Navy Yard or Anacostia looked like a decade ago? The Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) has launched a new site where you can now soar above the city using DC’s Open Data site and see progress right from your laptop or mobile device.

DC Residents: Protect Yourself Against Ransomware

Four Tips for Protecting Yourself Against Ransomware

Over the past week, you may have received reports from OCTO, and the media of a massive global ransomware attack, called; ‘WannaCry’, that has disabled hundreds of thousands of computers in hospitals, police departments, public utilities, companies, and government offices across more than 150 countries. Ransomware is a virus that infects a computer, encrypts its files, and denies the user access until a ransom is paid to the attacker. Below we outline how you can help keep your network and critical data safe.

OCTO Launches New CBE Focused IT Solicitation Mobile App

The Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) is excited to announce two new ways you can be alerted and respond to open IT solicitations from across DC Government. First, we have launched a new mobile application that provides real-time updates to new procurement opportunities.

The new app - available for iOS and Android devices - will also send you push notifications when a new solicitation has posted. Download now:

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