The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) announced that Login.gov has reached a new milestone, with all Cabinet agencies now using Login.gov for at least one program or application. Through ...

The General Services Administration wants a leader for its homegrown identity management service as it looks to deploy a $187 million Technology Modernization Fund investment. Login.gov, the ...

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The General Services Administration isn't ruling out using biometrics in its Login.gov service, but the agency has concerns about equity and accessibility. The General Services Administration intends ...

Plans to gather biometric data have been abandoned, but verification will still be done by the controversial contractor ID.me Plans to gather biometric data have been abandoned, but verification will ...

Connect.Gov will become Login.Gov, according to a notice published in the Federal Register as a notice of a new system that would fall under the U.S. Privacy Act of ...

Signs inside the 18F headquarters in Washington, D.C. (Tajha Chappellet-Lanier / FedScoop) Individuals will soon be able to verify their identities using their passports on the General Services ...

It’s official. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report confirming what I wrote two months ago: the federal government is pouring hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars into ...

The government’s single sign-on and identity proofing service, Login.gov, has lost its top leadership after its director, Hanna Kim, left her post at the end of last month. Login.gov is used by over ...

The collaboration is aimed at making the government's identity platform easier to use while leaving decisions about what changes get implemented to GSA.