On Wednesday, the White house issued a pair of data-focused memos. And on Thursday, Biden signed his much anticipated final cyber executive order.
The report outlines AI-ready data guidance that authors hope could serve as a reference point for organizations beyond Commerce.
Any talks with Trump about the policy to ease federal agency firings “are private deliberations,” he said.
The long-awaited guidance for the data and evidence statute comes six years after it became law.
The executive order focuses on collaboration with industry, advancing economic competitiveness, and building next-generation data centers to support AI.
Installing a CAIO, CTO and CDO comes after a reshuffle of the agency’s technology and cyber work in July.
The new ranking member of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee tells FedScoop that he’ll be prioritizing modernization and emerging tech in the upcoming session.
The White House officially launched its EnergyStar-like label for consumer cybersecurity. And, a new law will require OMB to appoint a “Federal Government Service Delivery Lead.”
Under the new law, the Office of Management and Budget will be required to appoint a senior official to oversee service delivery improvements governmentwide.
The two selections are veterans of the previous Trump administration.
