Lindsey Wilkinson is a reporter at FedScoop. She covers the intersection of artificial intelligence and business technology, with a focus on security policy, tech policy, and surveillance technologies. Lindsey has been featured in various publications including CIO Dive, Cybersecurity Dive, and Yahoo Finance.
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The Anduril alum and Marine Corps veteran joined DHS as its top technology leader in March 2025. He is the latest CIO planning to leave the role amid a slew of other resignations.
Kyle Schutt, taking over for Antoine McCord, has a similarly scant digital footprint. Reports tie him to GSA, CISA, HHS and FEMA.
The Department of Homeland Security unit will spend more than $16.7 million on 6,650 of the “conductive distraction and de-escalation” devices made by Compliant Technologies.
The Department of Homeland Security component plans to spend up to $5 million on procuring services to support its “fraud detection” and “data segmentation” efforts.
By: Lindsey Wilkinson
The contract audit conducted by the Government Accountability Office is part of a forthcoming series of reports that aim to uncover the impact of last year's cost cutting efforts.
The official has served as deputy CIO for the agency since December 2020. He is now the acting chief digital and information officer, as well as deputy CIO for IT shared services.
The planned $2 million investment follows increased use of the tech in law enforcement operations, such as to support security operations during the World Cup.
By: Lindsey Wilkinson
Customs and Border Protection failed to secure systems and information, per analysis from the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general.
By: Lindsey Wilkinson
NNSA CIO James Wolff said he's planning to add AI into vendor-vetting processes and that technology providers should aim to produce tools that are more secure.
By: Lindsey Wilkinson
The government plans to award at least three indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contracts for each of its identified tracks: fingerprint, face, iris, palm and multimodal.
