GSA seeks nominations for new FedRAMP cloud advisory committee
The General Services Administration is accepting board member nominations for the FedRAMP cybersecurity authorization program.
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House Oversight expected to create new IT and cybersecurity subcommittee
Details of the new subcommittee structure have yet to be finalized, and a vote on the change is expected to take place in the coming weeks.
NIST joins nonprofit focused on improving transparency of 5G standards
O-RAN develops specifications that allow manufacturers and network operators to mix and match products from different vendors.
NTIA launches probe into discriminatory data practices and civil rights
The inquiry will focus on analyzing the outsized consequences data practices can have on marginalized communities and make specific recommendations on solutions.
HHS CIO Mathias says tree-based AI models helping to combat Medicare fraud
The prototype technology is allowing quicker identification of criminal activity, according to the IT leader.
HHS chief data officer: Federal employees face outsized barriers to data sharing
“When somebody is asked to share data with someone else, the first thing they are thinking is ‘this is a very daunting process.’”
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National Archives broadens records retention guidance to include text messages
Under the new rules federal agencies must ensure they are able to capture complete messages including emojis, GIFs, images and video.
National Archives reaches telework agreement with AFGE union
The number of telework days granted to each eligible employee will vary depending on the needs of the agency.
2022 in review: FedRAMP reform enacted, SAMOSA Act progresses
FedScoop looks back at some of the most consequential developments in federal IT policy over the past year.
Big boosts to cybersecurity and tech funding in $1.7T omnibus bill signed by Biden
The bipartisan omnibus spending agreement for fiscal year 2023 includes $2.9 billion for the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.