Personal Identity Verification

UPDATED: White House zero trust strategy offers a chance to revamp digital authentication

The White House’s forthcoming zero trust strategy gives agencies a chance to overhaul how employees and citizens access federal systems.

Cybersecurity

GAO

Taka Ariga, GAO

GAO looking for balance and best practices of identity verification

Technology

Eliot Engel, Michael McCaul

Lawmakers have questions about removal of State Department IG

Federal Newscast

No PIV card? No problem. DHS is virtually issuing new alternative credentials during pandemic

Technology

GSA, White House must improve security of federal facilities

Agency Oversight

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Zero trust pushes agencies away from an outdated approach to cybersecurity

Innovation in Government

FILE - In this Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2015 file photo, filing information for a direct deposit of a refund is displayed on a mobile phone screen in Los Angeles. Government employees in California cannot hide from the public work-related emails and texts on personal devices and private accounts, the California Supreme Court ruled unanimously Thursday, March 2, 2017, closing a loophole justices said could allow the

PIV cards could help federal cybersecurity on mobile devices

Federal Drive

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Securely managing access and identity in government

Federal Insights

Federal Identity Governance

Federal Insights

HSIN

DHS turns the page on HSIN identity management

Technology

Navy’s had it with usernames and passwords

DoD Reporter's Notebook

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The complicated world of credentialing

Host John Gilroy discusses PIV and PIV-I with Patrick Hearn of Oberthur.
October 5, 2010

Federal Tech Talk

Establishing Identity in a Cloud Computing Environment

Aired Wednesday, July 15th at 2:05pm

With the recent decision by the Federal government to move to a Cloud Computing environment, the role of verifying…

Federal Insights