Tech

DigitalGov University Releases Spring/Summer Schedule

By David Stegon

March 20, 2012

The General Services Administration’s DigitalGov University has added its schedule of classes for the spring and summer quarters, along with opening registration for the 8^th Annual Government Web and New Media Conference on May 16-17.

More Like This

SSA database to flag synthetic identity fraud has cost issues, GAO finds

By Matt Bracken
Government websites aren’t created equal. GSA’s 10x program aims to change that

By Matt Bracken
Login.gov announces availability for facial recognition technology

By Caroline Nihill

Top Stories

More Scoops

Login.gov — Signs inside the 18F headquarters in Washington, D.C. (Tajha Chappellet-Lanier / FedScoop)

GSA misled customer agencies over Login.gov privacy standard compliance, watchdog alleges

GSA’s Inspector General says the agency knowingly billed other federal agencies more than $10 million for IAL2-compliant services even though Login.gov is not IAL2 compliant.

By John Hewitt Jones

Login.gov — Signs inside the 18F headquarters in Washington, D.C. (Tajha Chappellet-Lanier / FedScoop)

White House Digital Theft EO expected to follow State of the Union address

By John Hewitt Jones Tonya Riley

Barack Obama waves alongside U.S. Senate Candidate Democrat Robin Carnahan during a fundraiser in Kansas City, Missouri, July 8, 2010. (SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images)

USA.gov to serve as ‘digital federal front door’ to shared services

By Dave Nyczepir

CISA interested in protective email service for .gov domain

By Dave Nyczepir

Department of Energy USASpending.gov data may be off by $34B

By Dave Nyczepir

White House launches US Digital Corps

By Dave Nyczepir

Agency reuse of FedRAMP-approved cloud products climbs with automation

By Dave Nyczepir

Latest Podcasts

A look at next week’s hearing on unidentified anomalous phenomena

Login.gov launches facial recognition option; the White House issues final Trust Regulation

HHS is working on a new AI strategic plan; Budget woes for government’s science and technology efforts

Meet the winners of the 2024 FedScoop 50; And, how the DOE sees itself counteracting the AI industry’s ‘profit motive’

Tech

Defense

Cyber

FedScoop TV