The Department of the Air Force has released an enterprise IT road map to guide the agency’s technology modernization initiative focused on implementing a zero trust architecture, identity, credentialing and access management, and workforce automation, among other efforts. At the recent AFCEA Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium, DAF Chief Technology Officer Jay Bonci highlighted the importance […]
San Francisco-headquartered software company Splunk has announced that its Splunk Cloud Platform received an in-process designation from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program. The designation is a milestone in Splunk’s efforts to achieve FedRAMP high authorization, which includes over 400 security controls and standards. It also shows that the cloud offering meets security standards […]
Alexandria, Virginia-based company End to End Enterprise Solutions has announced that its Singularity-IT platform has secured authorization from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program. Singularity-IT is a software-as-a-service platform that continuously monitors and improves an organization’s security posture. It can also detect, analyze, respond to and prevent cybersecurity incidents. The platform contains modules for […]
The Defense Logistics Agency will roll out a new tool in ServiceNow to easily manage and audit all documents related to intragovernmental transactions and agreements. According to Jodi Beard, DLA Transformation’s program manager for support agreements, the new platform will provide the agency with a single system serving as a storage for the documents to […]
Finvi has attained moderate-level authorization to operate under the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, an effort to establish a common security and risk assessment framework for cloud-based technologies used by federal agencies. An ATO is achieved by having cloud service providers such as Finvi work with partner government agencies to comply with certain requirements. […]
The U.S. National Science Foundation and Australia’s Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization have announced a total of $4.1 million in grants to support three research projects on ethical artificial intelligence solutions to pandemic response and resilience to droughts and diseases. NSF will contribute $1.8 million while CSIRO will provide $2.3 million to the effort, […]
The Social Security Administration, the Department of the Treasury and the U.S. Agency for Global Media have been selected to receive Technology Modernization Fund investments to modernize their cybersecurity capabilities and digital services. According to TMF Executive Director Raylene Yung, the investments will help protect critical systems and sensitive data. The TMF has provided funds […]
The U.S. government has activated a new interagency strike force designed to protect American technology from foreign adversaries. According to U.S. Deputy Attorney-General Lisa Monaco, the Disruptive Technology Strike Force will be led by the departments of Justice and Commerce and will include top experts who would share their knowledge and insights to tackle national […]
The Environmental Protection Agency has migrated to the RelativityOne Government software-as-a-service platform to speed up the processing of Freedom of Information Act requests and support litigation and investigations. Legal technology company Relativity and litigation support and e-discovery services Deloitte worked together in facilitating the migration process. RelativityOne Government is a Federal Risk and Authorization Management […]
The CIA will explore the feasibility of using generative artificial intelligence to support the agency’s daily operations. Lakshmi Raman, director of AI at the CIA, said during the Potomac Officers Club’s fourth annual AI summit on Thursday that the agency wants to explore “in a disciplined way” how chatbots like ChatGPT can be put to […]
