OPM, HUD and the Army are the latest recipients of funding that will modernize IT systems and move them toward zero-trust security architectures.

Lopez takes over the role from outgoing technology leader Amos Stone.

Senate bill S.3890 would allow GSA to share tools including the digital accreditation platform Login.gov with other government entities.

If implemented, OMB’s desired system would compare a session’s trust score to the trust requirement on a function or feature.

The VA is one of the latest government agencies to adopt the digital user authentication system.

The strategy is predicated on the view that GSA must help agencies rebuild public trust through digital services.

The Treasury agency has already made changes that mean taxpayers no longer have to disclose biometric data.

The agency's secure sign-in team continues to research the technology and to conduct equity and accessibility studies.

The executive order signed Monday directs GSA to revamp some of the key portals citizens use to interact with government.

A caveat: Authentication and identity proofing services must be used to access federally funded programs.