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Administration issues new mandates on crowdsourcing, citizen science
New memo sets requirements for engaging the public to achieve agency goals.
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Top White House cybersecurity adviser steps down
Senior Director for Cybersecurity Policy Ari Schwartz is leaving government after two years at the White House.
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CBP using mobile fingerprint scanners at Atlanta airport
The pilot will be expanded to nine more cities this fall before being considered nationwide.
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DHS awards $1B contract to support, develop Einstein firewall
Raytheon won the five-year DOMino operations support contract.
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New access management framework coming in October
‘Consumable’ revamp of the Federal Identity, Credential and Access Managment documents are intended to be more useful.
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CBP to pilot open-air face, iris scans in San Diego
Program is one of several biometric pilots underway at the Entry/Exit Transformation Office.
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How authentication tools can save hundreds of millions in cash
Sure, it boosts security. But proprietary verification solutions like the ones through Connect.gov can preserve major dollars.
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Extending the federal network to the ends of the Earth
Scientists in Antarctica are using old satellites to relay data from their remote location to the continental U.S.
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GSA adds special item number for 3-D printing
Four companies are included on the new SIN on GSA’s Schedule 36.
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OPM starts notifying breach victims — by mail
The whole process is expected to take about 12 weeks.
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Administration issues new mandates on crowdsourcing, citizen science
New memo sets requirements for engaging the public to achieve agency goals.
-
Top White House cybersecurity adviser steps down
Senior Director for Cybersecurity Policy Ari Schwartz is leaving government after two years at the White House.
-
CBP using mobile fingerprint scanners at Atlanta airport
The pilot will be expanded to nine more cities this fall before being considered nationwide.
-
DHS awards $1B contract to support, develop Einstein firewall
Raytheon won the five-year DOMino operations support contract.
-
New access management framework coming in October
‘Consumable’ revamp of the Federal Identity, Credential and Access Managment documents are intended to be more useful.
-
CBP to pilot open-air face, iris scans in San Diego
Program is one of several biometric pilots underway at the Entry/Exit Transformation Office.
-
How authentication tools can save hundreds of millions in cash
Sure, it boosts security. But proprietary verification solutions like the ones through Connect.gov can preserve major dollars.
-
Extending the federal network to the ends of the Earth
Scientists in Antarctica are using old satellites to relay data from their remote location to the continental U.S.
-
GSA adds special item number for 3-D printing
Four companies are included on the new SIN on GSA’s Schedule 36.
-
OPM starts notifying breach victims — by mail
The whole process is expected to take about 12 weeks.
-
Administration issues new mandates on crowdsourcing, citizen science
New memo sets requirements for engaging the public to achieve agency goals.
-
Top White House cybersecurity adviser steps down
Senior Director for Cybersecurity Policy Ari Schwartz is leaving government after two years at the White House.
-
CBP using mobile fingerprint scanners at Atlanta airport
The pilot will be expanded to nine more cities this fall before being considered nationwide.
-
DHS awards $1B contract to support, develop Einstein firewall
Raytheon won the five-year DOMino operations support contract.
-
New access management framework coming in October
‘Consumable’ revamp of the Federal Identity, Credential and Access Managment documents are intended to be more useful.
-
CBP to pilot open-air face, iris scans in San Diego
Program is one of several biometric pilots underway at the Entry/Exit Transformation Office.
-
How authentication tools can save hundreds of millions in cash
Sure, it boosts security. But proprietary verification solutions like the ones through Connect.gov can preserve major dollars.
-
Extending the federal network to the ends of the Earth
Scientists in Antarctica are using old satellites to relay data from their remote location to the continental U.S.
-
GSA adds special item number for 3-D printing
Four companies are included on the new SIN on GSA’s Schedule 36.
