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Cybersecurity Awareness Month Kicks Off

By Grant Schneider, Federal Chief Information Security Officer · October 04, 2019
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The Federal CISO, Grant Schneider, kicks off Cybersecurity Awareness Month

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What's New on CIO.gov

By Suzette Kent, Federal CIO · September 27, 2019
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As one of the IT Modernization Goal Leaders, I’m excited to announce that in alignment with the IT Modernization Goal and the 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act (IDEA) we’ve re-launched CIO.gov leveraging common solutions and innovative practices to improve efficiency, increase security, and ultimately meet citizens’ needs. your needs.

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We've Got a New Look!

By CIO Council Operations · September 27, 2019
Paint rollers by David Pisnoy

The CIO Council wanted to make your experience better, so CIO.gov has a new look and feel. Take a look around. Explore our new features. Read more about how we worked to better meet your needs.

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Working Together to Advance Federal Mobility

By Federal Mobility Working Group · July 16, 2019
Woman with Mobile by Petter Lagson

The Federal CIO Council is excited to unveil the Federal Mobility Group (FMG), a federal Community of Practice that coalesces the membership and goals of the existing Mobile Services Category Team (MSCT) with those...

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