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Agencies can no longer include the Trump administration’s “loyalty question” in job listings after a federal court granted a stay motion to block its use in civil service applications.

In an order issued Friday, t...

The Department of Homeland Security is leaning on the Energy Department’s resources and know-how to push forward on some of its technology efforts, an official said Thursday during the Billington CyberSecurity Summit in Washington, D.C.

Samuel Howerton, chief scientist within DHS’s Science and Technology Directorate, was on stage for a fireside conversation with And...

Federal agencies are right to move quickly on artificial intelligence, but the next phase of adoption needs a new control point — not simply which model an agency uses, but what that system is allowed to do.

A recent commentary i...

The Department of Homeland Security is leading the federal government’s plan to bolster its biometric capture device inventory, per procurement documents published this week.

With a combined ceiling of more than $440 million, the go...

A National Weather Service move to bring its high-performance supercomputing operations into a cloud environment will give the agency newfound ability to adapt as advancements from technologies — such as artificial intelligence — are expected to change the weather modeling landscape, officials told FedScoop.

As it stands, NWS has two operational supercomputers that...