DOT sets up no-drone zone along southern border
The agency coordinated the effort with the departments of Defense and Homeland Security, aiming to strengthen airspace security.
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(Getty: Tatiana Sviridova) AI AI slop responses to RFPs, RFIs are overwhelming federal agencies
A whole-of-government effort is taking shape to combat an influx of AI-generated responses to market research inquiries, a Transportation Department official said.
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The Office of Personnel Management released a beta version of a Federal Workforce Data Chatbot with plans for improvement and integration with America.gov. (Madison Alder/FedScoop) AI OPM launches beta AI chatbot for federal workforce data
The chatbot comes as an expansion of the Office of Personnel Management’s work to modernize access to public federal workforce data. Integration with America.gov is planned.
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Workforce Antoine McCord returns to Anduril after leaving DHS CIO role
And, the VA partners with CLEAR for identity verification on its website.
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(Getty Images) Federal CIOs often underestimated investment risks on IT dashboard, GAO says
The watchdog audited the process agency IT officials use to assess the risk of technology investments — though the IT dashboard where the information is posted is sunsetting.
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(Illustration by Shanima Parker/Scoop News Group. Source: Getty and Wikipedia) Workforce The revolving door for tech officials at Trump’s DHS
IT leaders at the agency have flirted with the boundaries of ethical and legal limits with various ties to federal contractors, government experts say.
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The Anduril logo is seen at the company’s booth during the 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO) at Targi Kielce in Kielce, Poland. (Photo by Marek Antoni Iwanczuk/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Workforce Former DHS CIO lands back at Anduril
Antoine McCord left the defense technology company to take over the Department of Homeland Security’s top IT role, which he held for a year and a half.
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People wait in a security line at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Aug. 12, 2026 in the Queens borough of New York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) Tech TSA’s weak IT access controls increased likelihood of ‘catastrophic damage,’ watchdog finds
The Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general office identified vulnerabilities that could enable an attacker to compromise networks and access sensitive information.
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Exterior of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Building on March 29, 2025 in Washington, D.C. (Getty Images) AI ICE IT shop looks to build ‘agentic software factory’
The DHS unit is conducting market research to see how vendors could potentially help add AI agents to development workflows and expand its existing STELLA platform.
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Close-up of the Government Accountability Office (GAO) sign outside its main headquarters in Washington, DC. (Getty Images) Data Agencies largely stonewall GAO on audit of DOGE’s data practices
The watchdog isn’t sure if the public’s data was protected after the CFPB, SEC, NOAA and Education provided incomplete information and the SBA and VA didn’t engage with it.