The supplement to NIST's digital identity guidelines could pave the way for agencies to adopt stronger multi-factor authentication methods.
The new capabilities, applications and business models unlocked by cloud adoption are expected to have an outsized effect on the business of government.
Charlie Armstrong, the chief information officer at FEMA, said two recent successful migrations of applications to the cloud demonstrates progress.
Margaret Boatner, deputy assistant secretary of the Army for strategy and acquisition reform, said new approaches to buying software already are paying off.
GSA is preparing to test out a facial recognition option for Login.gov, a one-stop shop for Americans to access government benefits online.
The Inflation Reduction Act showered billions on the IRS and the agency developed a strategic operating plan for modernizing its information technology.
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The Technology Modernization Fund handed out more than $47 million to NASA and the Labor Department for cybersecurity and application modernization projects.
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The Air Force released a new solicitation and plans to issue another one as part of its overall strategy to centralize many IT modernization efforts.
In the ever-evolving landscape of federal IT modernization, Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) has emerged as a transformative solution.
Top officials at the Department of Veterans Affairs say its latest rollout of a new Electronic Health Record is the most successful go-live to date.
Over the past 18 months, DoD has been working to turn a myriad OSD offices into an IT enterprise. A new agreement takes that effort a step further.
Ideas to improve public services submitted by employees from FEMA, CFBP, Treasury and others rose to the top of GSA’s 10x priority list.