Launching America.gov is a start, but what’s happening behind the scenes will determine if the next era of government is successful.

Shared exercise criteria can help agencies and critical infrastructure operators prove they can act on threat intelligence together.

Strengthening protections against tax refund fraud means putting greater emphasis on what happens before a refund exits the Treasury Department.

AI's rise is challenging longstanding assumptions about how government buys — and industry builds — federal technology solutions.

An overhaul of federal employee surveys could lead to smarter decisions involving AI.

There could be unintended consequences in the bill requiring agencies to make skills-based assessments in federal contracting.

Industry has a big opportunity with the Federal Acquisition Regulation overhaul, along with the opportunity agencies have to more efficiently access new technologies.

The portal will be what the public sees, but how agencies approach a heavier volume of work behind the scenes will determine its success.

A former CISO at the Social Security Administration lays out a blueprint for how agencies and vendors should approach government’s new requirements for the single sign-on service.

Three controls should anchor agencies’ approaches to ensuring boundaries for what AI agents can do.