The settlement is related to Verizon’s offering under the Trusted Internet Connections program, which assists federal agencies with secure internet connections.

The ruling follows the Supreme Court’s recent decision striking down affirmative action in college admissions.

The Justice Department alleged NextGen Healthcare used an "auxiliary product" to obtain certification and gave incentive credits to users who recommended the system.

The DOJ asked the appeals court for a 10-day stay, at minimum, while it considers bringing the case to the Supreme Court.

The DOJ has requested a 10 day pause, at minimum, so it can consider asking the Supreme Court to stay the ruling.

Details of the pilot emerge after Homeland Security in May announced its new body-worn camera policy.

Justice is working through a draft policy involving privacy and the department's use of AI technologies and "the considerations around using it."

NatSec Cyber puts cyber work on "equal footing" with other components of DOJ's National Security Division, said Matthew G. Olsen, who leads the division.

In an interview, CIO Melinda Rogers paints a portrait of how generative AI tools could make the DOJ IT service desk program less cumbersome and frustrating.

The scheme selling fake devices yielded more than $100 million in revenue, according to the DOJ.