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In today's Federal Newscast, President Biden says an executive order is in the works that will help agencies prevent and detect identity theft linked to COVID-19 relief programs.
December being National Identity Theft Prevention and Awareness Month, VBA has programs in place to protect its own assets and to help veterans protect theirs.
In today's Federal Newscast, the TSP is rolling out some new services for participants next summer.
The now-infamous "Fat Leonard" case stretched far and wide into the Navy contracting community and its officer ranks, and it may not be over yet.
As federal pandemic response lumbers along, the lessons learned are piling up.
Experts from the Small Business Administration, Department of Homeland Security, General Services Administration and LexisNexis Risk Solutions will explore how agencies are approaching fraud prevention.
A former senior NASA employee who cheated the government out of nearly $275,000 in pandemic-related financial assistance has been sentenced to 18 months in prison.
The FBI has opened more than two dozen grand jury investigations this year alone related to federal contracting fraud.
A defense contractor that created fake invoices, pays the government $50 million. OPM has elevated is office of diversity and inclusion. And, if given a choice, virtual still beats out in-person/indoors.
In today's Federal Newscast, a new report finds senior leaders at Customs and Border Protection could have done more to address inappropriate and offensive social media comments from employees.
The Small Business Administration utilized its public affairs office to take on the threat of emergency loan frauds on social media platforms.
After noting some big corruption enforcement cases, lawyers at one firm are telling clients, including federal contractors, to get ready for increased levels of investigations and enforcement.
The Small Business Administration has revised its procedures when it comes to fraudulent loans and the Paycheck Protection Program.
Agencies have run into challenges verifying the identity of benefit recipients, and fraudsters have exploited gaps in this process, using stolen personal information to obtain pandemic relief.