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Technology

Why government spending on blockchain is small but on the rise

Agency spending on blockchain is a tiny fraction of total technology spending. But it's important and growing, according to analysis by Deltek, a company focused on delivering software and information solutions.

Commentary

Follow the digital money: 4 federal use cases for blockchain analytics

Artificial Intelligence

Federal banking agencies trying to ensure AI, ML benefit most rather than the few

Commentary

Don’t make ransomware harder for cybercriminals, make it impossible

Federal Newscast

Senator looking into potential pay abuse at ATF

Technology

Blockchain bill would spur adoption across agencies

Technology

This member of Congress wants to make sure blockchain gets the federal attention it deserves

FILE- In this April 26, 2017, file photo, the IBM logo is displayed on the IBM building in Midtown Manhattan, in New York. IBM says it is getting out of the facial recognition business over concern about how it can be used for mass surveillance and racial profiling. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File)
Technology

IBM lays out plan for a 'digital society'

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Big Data

DoD looks at blockchain to track vaccine distribution under Operation Warp Speed

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Ask the CIO

LabCFTC proving financial regulatory sector and innovation is not an oxymoron

MAGA hats sit on empty seats during an election watch party, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, in Chandler, Ariz. (AP Photo/Matt York)
Federal Newscast

OSC: Election isn't settled but feds can wear political attire again

Bureau of the Fiscal Service staff
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Automation

Bureau of Fiscal Service sees potential for blockchain, AI in new pilot programs

Army Maj. Gen. Garrett Yee (right), DISA’s senior procurement executive, talks with a participant at the 2019 Forecast to Industry event.
Reporter's Notebook

DISA forecasts a busy 2020 by turning pilots into operational capabilities

Scott Anderson and Todd Simpson
Cybersecurity

Anonymity of cyber threats creates legal headaches for insurance

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Technology

HHS, DISA thinking beyond passwords with network security pilot

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Federal Tech Talk

Cybersecurity and supply chain risk management

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Ask the CIO

HHS new contract writing system testing more than an innovative technology approach

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Special Bulletin Review: Securing our Citizens while Modernizing

How US postal inspectors go ‘undercover’ on the dark web

NSA
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Ask the CIO

NSA dares students to break the cyber code, and then recruits them

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Technology

NARA considers blockchain to verify records amid rise in deepfake videos

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Technology

For FDA, blockchain means faster ID management and safer mangoes

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Tom Temin Commentary

Government innovation? Weirdness comes in threes

Jose Arrieta, Health and Human Services, CIO
Jose Arrieta, Health and Human Services, CIO
CIO News

Why the new HHS CIO is not your usual suspect

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