US GSA requests info on ID proofing market to meet NIST standard
A market survey for ID proofing has been posted by the U.S. General Services Administration to set up future purchases….
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Single sign-on for US government services getting face biometrics
Login.gov, the U.S. government’s single sign-on service, is at long last getting a face biometrics function. Probably. Officials with the…
Oversight body lists risks for the US’ mired Login.gov project
The U.S. government’s Login.gov program continues to provide lessons to review for future public administration, public policy and digital identity…
US agencies expand Login.gov partnership to combat unemployment insurance fraud
The GSA and DOL of the United States announced that they are now offering all states the opportunity to use…
UK, US employ post offices for national single sign-on
United Kingdom officials are taking steps to increase access to that nation’s One Login digital IDs for those who may…
Single sign-on Login.gov accounts grow in US; still a long way to go
The U.S. government says 70 million Login.gov single sign-in accounts have been created, a 50 percent increase compared to a…
Washington prepares to tender remote ID proofing upgrade for Login.gov
The U.S. government has scheduled a briefing for vendors interested in bidding on work to improve Login.gov, Washington’s wobbly single…
US pols go deeper investigating alleged Login.gov fraud
A U.S. congressional committee is not letting go of a prize bone it has been gnawing. The leaders of a…
Login.gov on its second life but it might not need many more
There is an ironic rule of thumb in journalism for measuring the significance of government news. It is not news…
GSA defends Login.gov fraud protections, still considering biometrics
None of the employees of America’s General Services Administration that were identified as having misled customers about the identity assurance…
