Allison Ling

The federal government's continuous diagnostics and mitigation (CDM) program is being implemented across 33 different federal agencies, each with their own missions, capabilities and approaches.

With congressional bipartisan support for the Department of Veterans Affairs via budgetary appropriations and necessary agency oversight, veteran access to health care services could be improved through the effective use of data and legislation, U.S. Senator John Boozman said at the Veterans Digital Transformation Breakfast.

The Department of Veterans Affairs' ongoing modernization initiatives are fulfilling both the VA's core mission and its history of serving America's veterans. Its digital modernization efforts are one of the most momentous reforms the agency has undertaken since its inception, VA leaders said at the Nov. 7 Veterans Digital Transformation Breakfast.

The U.S. Digital Service is serving as a model among agencies in attracting private-sector tech talent and promoting innovation across government.

Presenting at a demonstration of the newly launched ATLAS program on Capitol Hill, representatives from the Department of Veterans Affairs detailed the telehealth initiative’s origins and its role in bridging the rural care divide.

Department of Veterans Affairs thought leaders see a bright future for artificial intelligence development while ensuring its most practical, effective applications.

A report from the Defense Innovation Board recommends artificial intelligence ethic principles and actions for the Defense Department in its research, development and deployment of AI technologies.

Prosthetics researchers from Veterans Affairs Puget Sound Health Care System detailed plans to expand the Mobile Orthotic & Prosthetics Services (Mobile OPS) to better care for amputees unable to reach VA care centers.

Various programs at the Department of Veterans' Affairs to prevent overdoses are focused on using data to better predict health care and integrate with the agency's broader behavioral health model.

Among the many roles federal chief information security officers play in their agencies, normalizing a culture around cybersecurity and bringing it to the forefront of their agencies’ leadership is one of their biggest tasks.

Across the public and private sector, organizations emphasize that partnerships are one of the most critical components to achieving transformation in federal information technology.

A Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency task force aimed at identifying and developing strategies to improve information communications technology supply chain security is emphasizing public-private partnerships and international collaboration with allies as key steps to risk management.