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Government Needs to Move on Post-Quantum Cryptography, Now

GovLoop

That means “you want to make sure you have executive backing and proper resources and budgets in place.” In terms of practical steps, it makes sense to begin with a thorough inventory. Doing a very thorough crypto inventory is extremely important.

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With its expiration date looming, the CDO Council waits on missing White House guidance

FedScoop

That law requires the Office of Management and Budget to release “Phase II guidance” for agencies to implement its open data and comprehensive data inventories requirements. Willam Timmons, R-S.C.,

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On some basic metadata practices, US government gets an ‘F,’ per new online tracker

FedScoop

The new government website evaluation tool , which is called “gov metadata,” was created by Luke Fretwell and his son, Elias, as part of the Civic Hacking Agency, a project focused on technology for the public good. “It Importantly, the project wasn’t able to grade websites that its systems couldn’t properly scan.

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Post-Quantum Cryptography — What is it and where to start?

Great Government Through Technology

The Office of Management Budget then issued M-23-02 advising agencies how to take the threat seriously. Where to start The first step, per M-23-02, is for agencies to inventory their active cryptographic systems and re-inventory them annually through 2035.

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Job Opening: Purchasing Manager

Mike Purdy's Public Contracting

Using various analytical methods evaluates City's current purchasing patterns and practices; develops and continuously improves centralized purchasing systems and procedures. Oversees the management of warehouse and parts room operations, inventory control and surplus property. Experience with budgeting preferred.

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Why most government contractors are feeling confident about 2025

Federal News Network

It has gotten a little bit tighter this year and is expected to do the same next year with the bipartisan budget agreement that came out of the debt ceiling crisis that we had back — I guess it was around last summer. And that shows up in the way they’re evaluating the RFP, for sure. They want both.

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Friday Flash 04/12/2024

The Coalition for Government Procurement

Under the ACCESS Act, the Office of Management and Budget would be instructed to issue guidance for agencies to implement the bill within 180 days of its enactment. Harada currently serves as the Senior Advisor, Office of Federal Procurement Policy, for the Office of Management and Budget.