The scope of this contract Statement of Work (SOW) will support the NRMC in its efforts to more effectively communicate certain identified supply chain risks posed by entities, hardware, software, services and as more holistic framing of critical elements are defined across national critical functions (NCFs).

NIH, NCATS, and NCATS collaborators are among the world's leading researchers, and they have access to large, cutting-edge data sources. An increasingly complex challenge is to translate these disparate, ever-evolving data sets into actionable insights that accelerate the pace of science and clinical development.

We seek information about vendors able to provide a mobile application (app) for commercially available personal mobile devices (Android and iOS operating systems). The app would need to measure the availability and performance of wireless broadband networks (e.g., 3G, 4G, 5G, and Wi-Fi) throughout the United States.

The USDA has a requirement for Media Monitoring. The work includes but not limited to: Monitor and provide daily reports of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) related articles from editorial news, blogs, and broadcast media, including social sites such as Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, comments, web forums, and review sites. 

Response date extended to December 23, 2022. Responses are limited to fewer than ten pages.

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Any future information on this requirement will be provided by NAVSEA. The NAVSEA solicitation for this effort will be N00024-23-R-5310.

TTB requires data to verify and validate foreign producer registrations and to determine membership within controlled groups of industry members. If we are unable to identify controlled group membership, individual operations may take multiples of the allotted reduced rates, resulting in reduced tax revenue and potentially in improperly paid claims, thus costing the government.

BEA requires systematically collected real-world pricing data from the marketplace to calculate weighted average prices for a variety of cloud products and services. BEA will use these data to construct price indexes for cloud computing services for deflation purposes.

IHS Global Inc is the developer of the database and has exclusive rights to ASTM standards as well as access to industry knowledge collections, products the Government utilizes through the single-source platform the Engineering Workbench.

Though IMFPubs does not own the data except what they collect through their surveys, there is no other publisher in the commercial space that provides what IMFPubs produces on the mortgage finance industry, which includes data on mortgage loan originations and servicing, including subprime data, home-equity lending and extensive statistics on loan securitization, and the government-sponsored enterprises.

Zighra, today, announced that it was awarded a contract through which the Department of National Defense is testing its Digital Identity solution powered by tiny machine learning (ML). The test will enable credentialing and authenticating the identity of defense personnel within the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) partners.

CISA requires a cloud-hosted, FedRAMP authorized data integration service and plans to purchase access to IICS, including additional licenses for additional database connectors and agents, plus technical support.

The implementation of the Verato Universal Identity platform will allow the Mississippi DOM to assign each Medicaid beneficiary a unique identifier so they are represented only once across the multiple DOM systems that comprise the enterprise.

NIST unveils draft update of identity proofing tech guidance 

The draft has major updates on the use of facial recognition for agencies, testing requirements for facial recognition provided by vendors and more changes meant to help the government respond to changes in the threat landscape, new technologies and concerns about equity.

Improved data sharing between SSA, USDA could streamline benefits delivery

The Department of Agriculture's Food and Nutrition Service and the Social Security Administration recently updated their data-sharing partnership with an eye to removing burdens for citizens applying for and receiving benefits from the agencies by testing out online applications, expanding the use of telephonic signatures and more.

CMS subcontractor breach potentially exposes sensitive data of 254,000 beneficiaries

In addition to the banking information, the breach may have included the beneficiaries’ name, address, date of birth, social security number and Medicare Beneficiary Identifier, as well as Medicare entitlement, enrollment and premium information.  

DOD considers facial recognition technology to speed up secure entry at Air Force bases

Specifically, the Air Force wants to partner with a U.S.-based company that can implement a National Institute of Standards and Technology-approved face recognition algorithm to the proof-of-concept solution. 

What work has the Chief Data Officer Council done so far? 

A new report from the Government Accountability Office offers a state of play for the Chief Data Officer Council, or CDO Council, and its work in the nearly three years since its establishment.

Why big data isn't enough for law enforcement: Investigating with critical thinking

There’s a misconception that big data is the main thing that law enforcement needs for effective decision making. Many also assume that big data is flawless and that more data means better data. In fact, big data used for law enforcement investigations and intelligence analysis is often contradictory, partial, biased, non-transparent or even manipulated. To make sense of big data, law enforcement agencies often use a decision intelligence platform for data fusion and analytics. But even that’s not enough.

Cybersecurity, Identity Proofing Top State CIOs’ Priority Lists for 2023

According to the survey, state CIOs intend to focus primarily on digital services to improve government customers’ experience, as well as on reimagining the federal workforce and replacing legacy platforms. 

Government leaders tout big wins for their missions with AI, ML and cloud tools

From both a warfighter perspective and a user experience perspective, the U.S. Army “needs data for decision-making at the point of “need” with the “the right tools to get the job done” across a diverse set of working conditions, explained Dr. Raj Iyer, Army CIO for the U.S. Department of the Army.

Facebook Leak Just One Reason Taxpayer Data Sharing Must Stop

The leak occurred through the filing websites’ use of a piece of code called Meta Pixel. ... Generally, it’s limited to things such as a visitor’s geographic location and time spent on the page. But optional payloads can also be attached, and it seems the tax filing websites were neatly packing up sensitive financial information and e-shipping it off to Facebook.

Startups Take on Equifax, Experian Over Payroll Data Dominance

A pair of startups is challenging top credit reporting firms that collect the payroll records of millions of Americans, and they’re urging federal regulators to investigate the incumbents’ influence on competition and consumer data privacy.

10 Actionable Data Trends in 2023 To Nail Your Analytics

Big data is disrupting analytics like never before. With technologies such as AI and ML fuelling this massive growth, data analytics is turning out to be a head turner amongst powerful technology trends. Here are 10 data trends for 2023 and beyond.

Accenture demos data vis, C2 for multiple USVs during Navy’s Digital Horizons exercise

Accenture was one of two companies at the exercise not contributing a physical unmanned system, but rather working with Navy analysts on the back end to collect and process data.

ID Talk in Finance — Trulioo CPO Michael Ramsbacker on Fighting Fraud Through Collaboration

This thoughtful conversation about identity in finance starts on the topic of how digital ID fits into the evolved payments landscape, and looks to where ID verification technology is expanding.

Proposers’ Day Notice: Rapid Explanation, Analysis and Sourcing Online (REASON) program

Analysts sort through huge amounts of often uncertain and conflicting information as they strive to answer intelligence questions. REASON will facilitate analysts’ work by pointing them to key pieces of evidence beyond what they have already considered and helping them determine which alternative explanation has the strongest support. It will do this automatically and on demand as the analyst works on a problem.