Agencies finding their zero-trust priorities vary, funding needs less so
HHS OIG is adjusting its zero-trust roadmap, while DOD's CIO for cybersecurity needs a data tagging and labeling standard and USCIS wants a more adaptive trust model.
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How agencies are moving zero trust from aspiration to transformation
U.S. federal agency executives share their strategies for prioritizing steps to implement zero trust and establish comprehensive security protections.
TSA appoints Yemi Oshinnaiye as CIO
He takes up the post after serving as deputy CIO at USCIS.
HHS OIG took the Zero Trust Maturity Model a step further
Gerald Caron says his office developed a functional capabilities model to game out its move to zero trust.
USCIS chief data officer prioritizing data quality in fiscal 2022
Linking digital records around the same person is key to streamlining the processing of immigration benefits.
Lawmakers seek information from agencies on CASES Act implementation
Reps. Connolly and Hice have sent letters to IRS, SSA, USCIS, VA and CMMS.
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USCIS pursuing broader data-sharing agreements with other agencies
Existing agreements are often old and fail to account for agencies' need to repurpose and reuse the data.
Federal zero-trust strategy needs more deadlines say tech officials
OMB's draft strategy includes only a broad implementation deadline of year-end fiscal 2024.
USCIS needs more enterprise architecture visibility to decrease technical debt
Bayne Brown says the agency's vendor management team needs better insight into what other groups are working on.
USCIS seeks information on contract cybersecurity personnel
The agency last week said it is looking to expand cybersecurity defenses in a range of areas.