The Department of Justice’s Office of Information Policy has begun soliciting public comments on the proposed Freedom of Information Act business standards developed to support federal shared services. DOJ is seeking input
MoreThe Chief FOIA Officers Council’s technology committee is seeking vendors as it plans to hold a two-day event in May to demonstrate Freedom of Information Act technology platforms that could help federal
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President Joe Biden has signed an executive order directing the Department of Justice to develop regulations to protect biometric, financial, genomic, personal health data and other sensitive personal information of U.S. citizens
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The Department of Justice has appointed its first-ever chief science and technology advisor and chief artificial intelligence officer, Jonathan Mayer. He comes from Princeton University, where he is an assistant professor at the
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The Technology Modernization Fund has made investments worth about $71.2 million combined in the Department of Justice, General Services Administration and the Armed Forces Retirement Home, or AFRH, to help the agencies
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Elizabeth “Liz” Cannon, most recently senior corporate counsel for global trade at Microsoft, has joined the Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security as the inaugural executive director of the Office
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The Department of Justice has issued guidelines detailing the process companies may use to ask DOJ to delay disclosures of material cybersecurity incidents required by the Securities and Exchange Commission. DOJ said
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The Department of Justice’s Office of Information Policy has updated the Freedom of Information Act website with a new search tool as part of efforts to improve user experience and meet one
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Department of Justice Office of the Attorney General published two semiannual joint assessments of the U.S. government’s compliance with the Foreign Intelligence
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The General Services Administration reported that all U.S. cabinet agencies are now using Login.gov to facilitate and provide a single, secure online access to at least one application or program. The Department
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