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If enacted, the bill would establish several limitations and regulations for the use of artificial intelligence facial recognition by government and law enforcement agencies, as well as completely prohibit the use of facial recognition technology in public and charter schools until 2025.

Texas launched a new digital platform called Texas by Texas that is a one-stop shop for residents accessing government services across multiple agencies.

The Technology Modernization Fund Board awarded a total of $9 million to the Postal Regulatory Commission and the Selective Service System.

The General Service Administration is ready to launch an updated Federal IT Dashboard by mid-March this year.

A new report examines public agency practices to prevent the exploitation of vulnerabilities within the modern internet framework.

ID.me’s face biometrics and remote identity verification system will be used by Washington to authenticate people applying for benefits.

Biometric Signature ID has been awarded a U.S. General Services Administration contract enabling them to supply goods and services to the Federal Government.

Colorado officials launch an online program to increase the state's cybersecurity skills and encourage K-12 students to pursue careers in cybersecurity.

The Senate passes a cybersecurity package that would require companies to report any damaging hacks and ransomware payments to the government.

The state’s citizens can navigate many government applications through the OH|ID identity and access management program.

Fraud schemes, especially those that target the elderly and other vulnerable groups, are nothing new, but the challenges of pandemic life made way for a rise in victimization.

For public-facing digital services to be equitable, the agency said, the process in building them has to be equitable as well.