FedRAMP 20x picks up steam with first full ‘Class C’ certification to AI company
Perplexity is the first company to be certified under the full sped-up 20x process within the class most akin to the old “moderate” level. More are coming,…
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How CISA’s partnership with Elastic is driving enhanced visibility across the federal cyber landscape
Chris Townsend, Global VP of Public Sector for Elastic, joins the Daily Scoop Podcast to explore how the SIEMaaS model represents a fundamental rethinking of federal cyber…
Google extends GSA OneGov deal for Gemini
The previous deal, which charged $0.47 per agency for one year for Gemini for Government, was set to expire on Wednesday.
Some GSA tech workers may be reassigned, given option to leave agency, email shows
Sam Corcos, a DOGE alum and acting director of Technology Transformation Services, said in an email obtained by FedScoop that the reassignment initiative is meant to “ensure”…
OpenAI, GSA strike OneGov deal for ChatGPT through 2028
It was one of three artificial intelligence deals set to expire at the end of the month, and will now be based on consumption.
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FedRAMP Director Pete Waterman reinstated at GSA after weeks of leave
After his comments on veterans’ hiring preference, the General Services Administration put him on leave around the beginning of August.
Balancing AI innovation with federal compliance and human oversight
State Department’s Gio Altamirano Rayo shares strategies for accelerating AI adoption while keeping human oversight and authorization processes intact.
Why phone fraud is rising as the new identity battleground for agencies
TransUnion’s Greg Schlichter explains why static data can no longer be trusted to verify identities — and how agencies can regain constituent trust.
FedRAMP director put on admin leave after veterans’ hiring preference comments
On his personal LinkedIn, Pete Waterman apologized to civilian FedRAMP Cybersecurity Service applicants and called the practice “brutally unfair when taken to the extreme.”
Federal IT leaders to agencies: collaborate, use AI to rethink workflows
Tech leaders from across agencies and industry said the government must work together to use AI to fix broken systems, not just use it as a band-aid.
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