For GSA, a new step to secure the software acquisition process begins
This week marks the beginning of the agency’s collection of self-attestation forms from software providers and offerers.
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IRS defends use of biometric verification for online FOIA filers
The tax agency directs users to file public records requests through ID.me, a tool that has sparked concerns in Congress and from privacy advocates.
VA software license assessments called out in GAO recommendations
The agency should compare software inventories with known purchases to reduce costs, per a watchdog report that also highlighted issues with EHR modernization.
IRS’s Direct File is on the chopping block in a 2025 appropriations bill
IRS’s Direct File is on the chopping block in a 2025 appropriations bill
Tough budget decisions for NOAA in focus at House hearing
Cuts to the agency’s ocean observation system, weather research programs, and the National Weather Service were among concerns from lawmakers.
House Republicans want to slash funds for election security
House Republicans want to slash funds for election security
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House Republicans aim to end IRS’s Direct File in 2025 appropriations bill
A GOP policy rider zeroes out funding for government-run tax preparation software, a week after the agency said its free electronic filing program would be made permanent.
How the VA is wrestling with digital transformation amid an austere budget environment
How the VA is wrestling with digital transformation amid an austere budget environment
VA’s technical infrastructure is ‘on pretty good footing,’ CAIO and CTO says
In an interview with FedScoop, Charles Worthington discusses the agency’s AI and modernization efforts amid scrutiny from lawmakers and the threat of budget cuts.
An interview with the CIA’s head of AI
Lakshmi Raman, CIA’s director of AI