The purpose of this procurement is to obtain a Machine Learning (ML)/Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool to be deployed within USSS to support the USSS investigative mission.

IES requires support to conduct surveys, evaluations, and administrative data collections that collect data and produce data products to support the mission of IES.

Marine Corps Installations – National Capital Region (MCI-NCR) has a commercial requirement for Automated Machine Learning (AutoML) software by DataRobot, Inc.

The current USAccess system interfaces with card personalization, card printing solutions vendors, multiple CA vendors for the supply of Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), certificates for PIV cards, PIV-I cards, and derived PIV credentials. 

Response to questions and extension of proposal due date to Thursday, September 29, 2022.

Updated proposal selection date to September 23, 2022.

Response date extended to September 22, 2022.

Response date extended to September 14, 2022.

Babel X subscription line enhances the research capabilities to identify targets through public records, geolocation searches, virtual currency search and IP lookups.

Veraset has replaced Safegraph as the recipient of this sole source award.

D&B Hoovers Premium is an online subscription that provides a collection of financial information on private owned companies. Interruption of this subscription does not allow C284 (NAVSHIPSO) to perform financial analysis as requested by NAVSEA 05C Cost Analysis Division.

The object of this sole source award is for the Office of Law Enforcement to have access to a trusted web-based investigative platform that aggregates records from sources of public, private, derived, and regulated data, including all three major credit bureaus, numerous non-consumer databases, and government agencies that encompasses both current and historical information.

The contracts come months after Juniper Research’s Digital Identity Competitor Leaderboard recognized Experian as an established digital identity solution provider.

Data from this model will enhance scientists’ understanding of climate change, which will be crucial to furthering President Biden’s commitment to tackling the climate crisis at home and abroad.

The move will support better health equity during ongoing and future public health emergencies, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said.

Pentagon eyes commercial solution to supply chain problems

The U.S. Department of Defense is looking to commercially available software to help address supply chain disruptions, a growing concern as companies large and small deal with the continued fallout of pandemic-related parts availability issues.

High-Tech Financial Crimes Warrant Coordinated Digital Identity Efforts, FinCEN Warns

Leaders at the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network noted that stronger authentication measures are critical and spurred by emerging technologies.

DIA director sees room for improvement in cyber intelligence and support

The Department of Defense’s main intelligence arm is working to improve how it provides cyber intel to combatant commands around the world.

USPTO takes human-first approach to AI innovation

As one of the oldest government agencies, the US Patent and Trademark Office takes the ‘for the people, by the people’ credo seriously in its day-to-day work, including AI and machine learning development.

States Have Work to do Making Identity Verification User Friendly

New survey findings highlight the difficulties and concerns that emerge as people try to sign up for state benefits. The poll also found people are more inclined to trust industry than government when it comes to enrolling in services and programs.

US moves ahead with long-distance biometric ID seemingly without competition

The world’s most public military program to develop whole-body biometric surveillance at a distance outdoors continues. U.S. military, national security and academic researchers involved in the Briar program are pushing technological bounds in the open.

U.S. chief data scientist explains government's push for greater use of disaggregated data

Now the U.S. chief data scientist since November, Ross’ focus has been ensuring the data agencies are using and publishing are yielding more equitable outcomes for Americans. And that requires the “next generation of open data” as she sees it: disaggregated data.

National Security Space: Actions Needed to Better Use Commercial Satellite Imagery and Analytics

The war in Ukraine has drawn attention to how governments are using commercial satellites to track troop movement and the impact of attacks.

Experian Benefits From Television's Data Boom

With the television business putting a premium on being able to identify subscribers and target viewers, Experian, best known as the consumer credit reporting company, is benefiting as demand for its data grows.

Parsing Samsung’s data breach notice

Hours before a long holiday weekend in the United States, electronics giant Samsung announced its U.S. systems were breached a month earlier by malicious hackers, who broke in and made off with gobs of personal information about an unspecified number of its customers.

Companies House to introduce digital ID system

The plans come as the central government body will be given new powers through the introduction of legislation over the coming year, which will make it possible for it to verify the identities of those registering their businesses with Companies House.

Datavant Acquires Convenet to Build Trial Tokenization in the UK

Datavant will expand privacy-preserving tokenization and data linkage capabilities to the UK in order to connect clinical trial data to real-world data.

The FTC gets serious about data privacy with new lawsuit

The Federal Trade Commission is suing data broker Kochava for allegedly selling sensitive geolocation information, but it might be a heavy lift for the agency.

This week's podcast episode: A look at recent Federal Trade Commission and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau privacy and data security initiatives

Alan Kaplinsky, Ballard Spahr Senior Counsel, hosts the conversation, joined by Greg Szewczyk, Co-Leader of the firm’s Privacy and Data Security Group, and Tim Dickens, an associate in the firm’s Litigation Department focusing on privacy and data security.