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With the release of the National Cyber Workforce and Education Strategy, the administration and its partners aim to build foundational cyber skills in Americans long-term.
Robust data portals are providing real-time intelligence to support informed decision-making and provide equitable services.
The plan is the latest in a series of directives that outline cybersecurity initiatives and responsibilities across 18 federal agencies.
A new memo outlines the key areas federal agencies will need to prioritize from the National Cybersecurity Strategy.
Technology leaders across government gathered to discuss top IT modernization priorities during DOL’s Federal Tech Day, which included AI and cybersecurity.
Health and civilian agencies highlighted communication and collaboration when implementing zero trust strategies.
White House Assistant National Cyber Director Anjana Rajan discussed the cyber landscape and the new National Cybersecurity Strategy's priorities in a fireside chat with GovCIO Media & Research.
The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT recognizes the first set of qualified health information networks approved to implement a new electronic health data exchange.
Federal agencies are leveraging AI, ML, data visualization dashboards, online training programs and more to support the Biden-Harris Administration's Unity Agenda, a topic of this year's State of the Union address.
Federal agencies executing DEIA strategies in support of White House executive order 14035 reported improved morale and detailed plans to bolster workforce recruitment.
The agency is embracing new strategies to navigate an evolving talent, training and recruiting environment.
The collaborative document aims to keep AI ethical and equitable while standardizing best practices at the federal level.
HHS, CMS and VA have spoken out about recent Supreme Court rulings concerning Roe v. Wade.
The National AI Research Resource task force is developing a roadmap to expand cyber infrastructure for AI R&D.
AI leaders are making AI more accurate, accessible and equitable.
The White House aims to accelerate cancer research, expand data-sharing, reduce cancer deaths and encourage screenings.
Inglis reveals his plan for facilitating more communication between cyber leaders and creating consequences for bad cyber actors.
The playbook looks to promote ethical and successful AI adoption across HHS.
The President’s Management Agenda identifies IT and data as foundational tools for mission delivery.
Cyber incident reporting takes center stage as federal cyber leaders tackle recent security incidents.
