Immigration and Customs Enforcement

• Video
• Artificial Intelligence
• Data
• GovFocus

Officials share insights on data integration, AI and trustworthiness in immigration operations.

• Workforce

The Technology Modernization Fund is unlocking new tech initiatives as CIOs juggle competing priorities and budgets.

• Cybersecurity

DHS embraces automation on zero trust journey as they continually make efforts to provide their mission space with the capabilities that they need.

• Supply Chain
• Zero Trust

The Department of Homeland Security is in the process of setting up a supply chain risk management office to report to the chief information security officer, DHS CIO Eric Hysen told GovernmentCIO Media & Research.

• Cybersecurity
• Zero Trust

As cyber crime explodes, cyber experts and federal cyber leaders insist on systemic change.

• Artificial Intelligence

ICE and NCITE, a DHS S&T COE, highlighted the ways AI can support DHS mission integrity.

• Cybersecurity

The Cyber Crime Center outlines how cyber criminals are using the dark web to commit pandemic-related scams.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, academia stepped in to help keep food supply chains moving.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services "is a data agency," according to its chief data officer, Beth Puchek. With the agency handling thousands of citizenship applications every year and receiving the most Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests of any other federal agency, managing data is its strong suit.

Interoperability and information-sharing are two top priorities for the Department of Homeland Security’s data strategy, according to comments from its Chief Data Officer Carlene Ileto and Immigration and Customs Enforcement Chief Data Officer Kenneth Clark at an ATARC event last week.