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Patrick Newbold is set to leave the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, capping two years as the agency’s chief information officer.

The news was first reported by Federal News Network and confirmed to FedScoop by Newbold on Thursday. His last day will be Nov. 27. Mark Plaugher, director of the agency’s Information Systems Group, will step in as acting upon ...


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Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s investigative arm has more guardrails on artificial intelligence than other units in the Department of Homeland Security, according to Peter Hatch, the principal assistant director for Homeland Security Investigations’ Office of Intelligence.

HSI is responsible for conducting federal criminal investigations into drug and weapon...


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A tech-heavy agenda out of the House Small Business Committee this year got another boost Wednesday as the lower chamber passed a cybersecurity bill and modernization legislation that originated from the panel.

The Cybersecurity for Small Businesses Act (


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The General Services Administration has taken action to address Chinese-made videoconference cameras with security vulnerabilities, the agency’s Office of the Inspector General said in a Tuesday report.

In 2024, the GSA OIG...


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A student who doesn’t exist receives financial aid. An imposter bills Medicare using the identity of a patient who never received care. A fake landlord collects a deposit on an apartment they don’t own. An overseas operative uses a stolen identity to get hired by an American company.

These are different parts of the same booming business: turning stolen and fabricat...


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