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Federal Civilian | GovCon News | POC | Page 133

VA’s Police Modernization Suffers From Confusing Leadership Structure, Lawmakers Say

VA’s Police Modernization Suffers From Confusing Leadership Structure, Lawmakers Say

The Department of Veterans Affairs should more strictly define its governance structure to improve the effectiveness of its law enforcement force, according to lawmakers. Rep. Jack Bergman, a member of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, acknowledged the department’s efforts to improve but claimed that progress has been slow, Military Times reported Tuesday. “I want […]

Posted on July 14, 2021 by Robert Johnson
VA Not Positioned to Meet Goal of Resolving Legacy Appeals by 2022

VA Not Positioned to Meet Goal of Resolving Legacy Appeals by 2022

Officials of the Department of Veterans Affairs said that the agency will no longer meet its initial goal of resolving all legacy appeals by 2022 after the coronavirus pandemic affected and slowed its progress.  However, the VA testified before Congress on Tuesday that it has made progress in recent years. The department was able to […]

Posted on July 14, 2021 by Andrea McHale
CISA to Offer Mobile Security Products Through Shared Services Hub

CISA to Offer Mobile Security Products Through Shared Services Hub

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency plans to release mobile security products through its shared services center for other government agencies to use, an official said. CISA is testing three new capabilities designed to improve the security of smartphones, tablets and other devices used by federal government employees, Federal News Network reported Monday. The products […]

Posted on July 14, 2021 by Robert Johnson
Government Watchdog Calls Out VA for Insufficient EHR Training

Government Watchdog Calls Out VA for Insufficient EHR Training

The Department of Veterans Affairs is giving clinicians insufficient training on how to use its modernized electronic health records systems, according to a report by the agency’s Office of the Inspector General. The IG said the lack of training led to the misuse and distrust of the Cerner-developed EHR system across medical facilities. A survey […]

Posted on July 12, 2021 by Adrian Rosenberg
27 Projects Receive DOE Funding to Explore Cloud, Aerosol Interactions

27 Projects Receive DOE Funding to Explore Cloud, Aerosol Interactions

The Department of Energy has awarded $15.6 million in fiscal year 2021 research funding to support 27 projects investigating complex cloud and aerosol interactions. The projects will help scientists better understand, predict and respond to the climate emergency, the DOE said. Specifically, the research efforts will improve scientists’ understanding of one of the most challenging […]

Posted on July 12, 2021 by Andrea McHale
HHS Alerts Health Sector on PACS Vulnerability to Hacking

HHS Alerts Health Sector on PACS Vulnerability to Hacking

The Department of Health & Human Services has issued a bulletin warning the health sector that Picture Archiving Communication Systems are vulnerable to hackers, creating a risk of exposing millions of patients’ private health information. The alert noted that hospitals, clinics, research institutions and small health care practices use PACS to share patient data and medical images, including […]

Posted on July 12, 2021 by Michael Hill
DHS Wants AI Added to Secure Communications System

DHS Wants AI Added to Secure Communications System

Decision-makers at the Department of Homeland Security want the next evolution of the Homeland Security Information Network to integrate artificial intelligence and automation, an official close to the project said. The goal was set after the department successfully transitioned its IT operations to the cloud. Vincent Cirelli, director of the Mission Services Division, said the […]

Posted on July 9, 2021 by Michael Hill
House Bill Seeks to Ban Use of Facial Recognition Tech in HUD-Funded Houses

House Bill Seeks to Ban Use of Facial Recognition Tech in HUD-Funded Houses

A trio of Democratic House lawmakers introduced on Wednesday the No Biometric Barriers to Housing Act of 2021. The bill primarily bans the use of facial recognition and biometric technologies in housing units funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. In addition, it directs HUD to prepare a comprehensive research report detailing, among […]

Posted on July 9, 2021 by Adrian Rosenberg
DOE Earmarks $53M for Clean Hydrogen Technology

DOE Earmarks $53M for Clean Hydrogen Technology

The Department of Energy has invested $52.5 million across 31 projects aimed at advancing technologies for producing clean hydrogen, a renewable energy source that the government believes can help address the climate crisis.  DOE said the investment will also support the new Hydrogen Energy Earthshot effort to discover breakthroughs in reducing the cost of clean […]

Posted on July 9, 2021 by Robert Johnson
VA Completes Strategic Review of New Electronic Health Record System

VA Completes Strategic Review of New Electronic Health Record System

The Department of Veterans Affairs has wrapped up the 12-week strategic review of its new electronic health record system. The modernized system, developed by Cerner, is intended to enable seamless data sharing with the Department of Defense to make it easier for service members to avail patient care when they retire. Speaking at a news […]

Posted on July 7, 2021 by Adrian Rosenberg

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