Federal agencies are accelerating digital transformation efforts to meet public expectations and comply with mandates, but transitioning securely to platforms like Salesforce often requires specialized help, according to a new e-book.
Mark Gray, the FTC’s chief information, AI and data officer, said the agency is “not quite ready” to make the inventory publicly available.
The agency just launched an internal chatbot as the Biden administration pushes AI.
Most civilian agencies reviewed by the Government Accountability Office didn’t demonstrate effective FISMA implementation.
The memo also calls on the CISO Council to create a working group charged with compiling sector-specific best practices playbooks that cover IoT and operational technology.
The request for information specifically seeks a FedRAMP-authorized and cloud-based solution that would allow employees, with authorized access, to “process Patent, Trademark, Payment and other business fax documents without disruption.”
As the Biden administration teases a new AI executive order, federal agencies are still catching up with 2020 AI rules issued by the Trump administration.
The long-awaited bill seeks to improve cybersecurity coordination between agencies and codify the role of the federal CISO.
In an audit the watchdog found previously unidentified critical vulnerabilities, uninstalled patches and network operating systems that are no longer supported by vendors.
The system within the EPA’s Office of Air and Radiation is used to detect radiation changes in air and drinking water.
