DHS launches website with research, grants, and tools to combat spike in domestic terrorismÂ
PreventionResourceFinder.gov will be routinely updated with new evidence-based research and information about grants and additional resources.
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State names Laura Williams deputy chief information officer for foreign operations
Williams previously held a variety of information management roles at American embassies around the world.
State Department using RPA to slash financial statement processing time, says CIO Kelly Fletcher
Kelly Fletcher says the department has used automation to cut the reporting time from two months to two days.
State Dept must study ability of US allies to combat cybercrime: GAO
The State Department should conduct a fresh evaluation of allies’ cybercrime-fighting capabilities as the United States government works to address a rise in digital threats, according to…
Gerald Caron leaves HHS to become CIO at International Trade Administration
He starts work in the new federal IT leadership post on Feb. 28.
Former State acting CIO Glenn Miller joins GDIT
Miller left federal service in August last year after a 30-year career at the department.
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State Department launches special envoy focused on diplomacy and emerging tech
The office will bring on and coordinate additional expertise around tech policy, diplomatic leadership and strategic direction for State to address emerging tech.
State Department establishes special envoy focused on diplomacy and emerging tech
The office will bring on and coordinate additional expertise around tech policy, diplomatic leadership and strategic direction for State to address emerging tech.
State Department aims to balance security, user experience in network modernization program ‘Tron’
With Tron, State Department CIO Kelly Fletcher wants to improve connectivity and user experience while bolstering the department's cybersecurity with a zero-trust architecture.
Biden administration launches Africa digital transformation initiative
It will provide the continent with $350million to expand digital access and literacy as well as $450 million in loan financing.