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CBP issues privacy impact assessment for past commercial telemetry data usage
The agency said it “no longer collects telemetry data” from commercial vendors.
The agency said it “no longer collects telemetry data” from commercial vendors.
Functionality issues plagued the CBP One mobile platform, creating many challenges for the DHS agency, the OIG found.
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Cellebrite, a digital intelligence firm, announced a restructuring Wednesday aimed at getting more federal business and is closing in on a FedRAMP sponsorship.
Though the agency isn’t pursuing a “big-bang approach” when it comes to AI, Mangala Kuppa says DOL is poised to scale those systems quickly.
The DHS component has had no new requests for commercial telemetry services since December 2022, but a privacy impact assessment filed by ICE is currently in review.
As Customs and Border Protection looks to expand the use of biometrics in its CBP One app, two different internal components of the Department of Homeland Security are investigating the platform.
Nearly a dozen leaders across the federal civilian community share strategies and programs that use AI to improve security, mission outcomes and workforce productivity.
Spokesperson for Immigration and Customs Enforcement tells FedScoop that the agency is no longer using commercial telemetry data, but regulations are still scant.
Khanna told FedScoop in an exclusive interview that he would like to see key administration technology leaders testify on ongoing delays to improving government digital services and American citizens’ frustrating experiences with them.