FedScoop announces the Best Bosses in Federal IT 2021
FedScoop is honoring the Best Bosses in Federal IT, with an emphasis on celebrating decision-makers who navigated COVID-19.
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Delayed DHS biometrics system’s risk management issues persist
GAO says acquisition practices for the new system, HART, must also be improved.
White House launches artificial intelligence task force
The new committee is tasked with deciding how to boost resources for AI researchers and computational resources for science students.
Automating Government Services — A FedScoop Special Report
This special report explores the increasing use of automation across federal government and the value it brings.
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 19 — Unleashing Automation in Government, ft. Air Force CIO...
"We take the automation for granted, and in the Department of Defense, we've been left behind," Air Force CIO Lauren Knausenberger said in a new...
U.S., U.K. forge emerging technology R&D partnership
AI, quantum computers and batteries are high on the list of technologies the two countries hope to maintain an advantage over foreign adversaries in.
Cast your nominations for the FedScoop 50
Nominations are now open for the annual FedScoop 50 awards. Nominate and recognize your candidate for their achievements and contributions to the...
New-era authentication key widens trusted access to federal resources
As FIDO2 authentication standards grow in popularity, agencies that still depend on PKI cards need more flexible approaches to authentication, says...
Air Force rolls out new software for flight planning using Cloud One
The new software will integrate with the military's JADC2 strategy.
Army awards L3Harris $3.3B contract for Army radio equipment and services
L3Harris was the only company to bid on the five-year contract.
Return to work guidance says agencies should consider embracing a distributed workforce
The Biden Administration says agencies should consider untethering roles from geographic location where 'possible and appropriate'.
Hack the Army event yields 102 critical security gaps
The Army worked with Defense Digital Services and HackerOne on the latest bug bounty, which identified 238 overall vulnerabilities.
Renewed Palantir contract could expand disease surveillance to other CDC centers
The COVID-19 pandemic has led agencies to move to cloud infrastructure to assist with disease surveillance.
