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content/events/2024/05/2024-05-02-uswds-monthly-call-may-2024.md

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+primary_image: "uswds-gaad-monthly-call-may-2024"
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+
 Join the U.S. Web Design System team on Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Guest speaker Whitney Quesenbery will discuss her work to create a more accessible voting process. She previously served as a member of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission’s [Technical Guidelines Development Committee](https://www.eac.gov/about/technical_guidelines_development_committee) and helped draft versions 1.0 and 1.1 of the [Voluntary Voting System Guidelines](https://www.eac.gov/voting-equipment/voluntary-voting-system-guidelines). Whitney's experience advocating for people with disabilities can help you design usable and accessible civic spaces on the web and beyond.
 
 **This event is best suited for:** Designers, product owners, developers, and accessibility specialists of all levels.

content/news/2024/05/2024-05-14-trusted-tester-for-web-certification-courses-version-5-1-3-now-available.md

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+---
+# Originally published at the following URL
+source_url: https://www.section508.gov/blog/trusted-tester-update-april2024/
+source: section508gov
+
+date: 2024-04-12
+title: "Now available: Trusted Tester for Web Certification courses, version 5.1.3"
+
+deck: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has updated its Trusted Tester program courses. It features six improvements, including accessible plain language, adjusted exam requirements, and enhanced course design. The updated curriculum aligns with the latest Trusted Tester Conformance Test Process for Web, offering a more efficient learning experience. Enrollment is open via the Training Portal, and inquires can be directed to the DHS Accessibility Helpdesk for assistance.
+summary: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has updated its Trusted Tester program courses. It features six improvements, including accessible plain language, adjusted exam requirements, and enhanced course design. The updated curriculum aligns with the latest Trusted Tester Conformance Test Process for Web, offering a more efficient learning experience. Enrollment is open via the Training Portal, and inquires can be directed to the DHS Accessibility Helpdesk for assistance.
+
+# See all topics at https://digital.gov/topics
+topics:
+  - accessibility
+  - governance
+  - human-centered-design
+  - user-centered-design
+
+slug: trusted-tester-for-web-certification-courses-version-5-1-3-now-available
+
+# Controls how this page appears across the site
+# 0 -- hidden
+# 1 -- visible
+weight: 1
+
+---

content/resources/federal-cloud-computing-strategy.md

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+---
+date: 2019-06-24
+# Originally published at the following URL
+source_url: https://cloud.cio.gov/strategy/
+source: cio-council
+title: "Cloud Smart: Federal Cloud Computing Strategy"
+deck: ""
+summary: "Founded on three key pillars of successful cloud adoption—security, procurement, and workforce—the Cloud Smart strategy includes 11 action items from the Chief Information Officers (CIO) Council."
+# See all topics at https://digital.gov/topics
+topics:
+  - cloud-and-infrastructure
+  - security
+  - acquisition
+  - best-practices
+
+slug: federal-cloud-computing-strategy
+
+# Controls how this page appears across the site
+# 0 -- hidden
+# 1 -- visible
+# 2 -- highlighted
+weight: 2
+
+---

content/resources/requirements-for-the-registration-and-use-of-gov-domains-in-the-federal-government.md

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+---
+# View this page at https://digital.gov/resources/requirements-for-the-registration-and-use-of-gov-domains-in-the-federal-government
+# Learn how to edit our pages at https://workflow.digital.gov
+
+slug: requirements-for-the-registration-and-use-of-gov-domains-in-the-federal-government
+date: 2024-05-14
+title: "Requirements for the registration and use of .gov domains in the federal government"
+deck: "Understand the policy framework: DOTGOV Online Trust in Government Act and OMB Memo M-23-10"
+summary: "Learn how to implement the DOTGOV Online Trust in Government Act and understand how to register federal internet domain names."
+
+# see all authors at https://digital.gov/authors
+authors:
+  - cathryn-camenzind
+
+# See all topics at https://digital.gov/topics
+topics:
+  - domain-management
+  - governance
+  - policy
+
+primary_image: 
+
+# Controls how this page appears across the site
+# 0 -- hidden
+# 1 -- visible
+# 2 -- highlighted
+weight: 1
+
+---
+
+## What is the DOTGOV Online Trust in Government Act?
+
+The [DOTGOV Online Trust in Government Act](https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/133), was signed into law in December 2020 as part of the 2021 Consolidated Appropriations Act.
+
+In February 2023, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued [M-23-10, The Registration and Use of .gov Domains in the Federal Government (PDF, 96 KB, 3 pages)](https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/M-23-10-DOTGOV-Act-Guidance.pdf). This memo provides guidance on the acceptable use and registration of internet domain names.
+
+In part, this memo provides policy guidance to help executive branch agencies understand the uses of a .gov domain and how to register or renew a .gov domain. The law and policy guidance collectively establish a framework for maintaining registered domains.
+
+## Why is it important?
+
+The U.S. federal government uses government domains to indicate official information, communications, and services. A `.gov` or `.mil` domain increases the security, trust, and accountability of a government website, while ensuring the public can easily identify official government information.
+
+Public [trust](https://digital.gov/topics/trust/) in the government websites is contingent on clear and consistent use of .gov and .mil domains. A good government domain name should be memorable for the public, concise, and clearly describe the organization or service.
+
+Federal practitioners should also adopt consistent best practices in [digital service delivery](https://digital.gov/topics/digital-service-delivery/) to maintain credibility in their agencies’ websites and digital services.
+
+## What’s in the law?
+
+The DOTGOV Online Trust in Government Act requires executive branch agencies to adopt a government domain name for federal websites, services, and communications. A .gov domain name is made available to:
+
+* Federal entities
+* State entities
+* Local entities
+* Tribal entities (federally- and state-recognized tribes)
+* Territory entities
+* Any other publicly-controlled entity
+
+It also requires the [Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency](https://www.cisa.gov/) (CISA) to establish and publish the following requirements for the registration and operation of .gov internet domains:
+
+* Minimize the risk of .gov domains whose names could mislead or confuse users
+* Establish that .gov internet domains may not be used for commercial or political campaign purposes
+* Ensure that domains are registered and maintained only by authorized individuals
+* Limit the sharing or use of any information obtained through the administration of the .gov internet domain
+
+{{< ring title="Public Law No: 116-260">}}
+[Explore DOTGOV Online Trust in Government Act, Public Law No: 116-26](https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/133)
+{{< /ring >}}
+
+## What does it mean to register and use government domains?
+
+OMB’s policy guidance in M-23-10 requires all executive branch agencies to understand the acceptable use and registration of federal internet domain names.
+
+### The use of .gov by agencies
+
+The public assumes that any federal information, services, and communications under the .gov domain are official and authoritative. To maintain this public trust, executive branch agencies are required to use a .gov or .mil domain for official communications, information, publications, delivery of services, design of online content, and development of digital products and tools.
+
+As of April 2021, .gov domains are free of charge to all eligible organizations, including federal agencies. Agencies are required to use government domains (.gov or .mil) for all federal services and communications, continue to [report the use of non-.gov domains](https://search.gov/about/policy/govt-urls.html), and comply with [all .gov requirements](https://get.gov/domains/).
+
+As a best practice, consider setting up a process to continuously monitor and evaluate your pre-existing domains to ensure they are meeting operational needs and delivering trustworthy, recognizable public services.
+
+### How to register or renew a .gov domain
+
+To register or renew a .gov domain, follow the [domain name requirements](https://get.gov/domains/) outlined on [Get.gov](https://get.gov/). 
+
+You should also review the [naming requirements for executive branch federal agencies](https://get.gov/domains/executive-branch-guidance/#naming-requirements-for-executive-branch-federal-agencies) that were issued along with M-23-10, The Registration and Use of .gov Domains in the Federal Government. All requests must be approved by your Chief Information Officer or head of agency, and include a description of how the domain will be used, its intended audience, why the domain is needed, and how the domain will conform to OMB policies and requirements. 
+
+OMB reviews executive branch agency domain requests and may contact the submitting agency with any questions during the process; they may deny a domain request or domain renewal. 
+
+Federal agencies can establish .gov domain names for any legitimate purpose and can register domains as needed to most effectively meet their mission. However, .gov domain names are a shared resource across all U.S.-based government organizations, and agencies have a responsibility to carefully consider how potential domains might impact the public and how they interact with government information and services. 
+
+{{< ring title="OMB Memo M-23-10">}}
+[Explore OMB Memo M-23-10, The Registration and Use of .gov Domains in the Federal Government (PDF, 98 KB, 3 pages)](https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/M-23-10-DOTGOV-Act-Guidance.pdf)
+{{< /ring >}}
+
+{{< note >}}Digital.gov provides information and resources for federal agencies related to web and digital policies. However, we cannot interpret the statutes or specific requirements.
+
+Contact OMB’s Office of the Federal CIO at ofcio@omb.eop.gov with any questions about interpretations of the law and guidance, which collectively establish a framework and the requirements for a digital-first public experience.{{< /note >}}

content/sources/source_cio-council.md

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+---
+# View this page at https://digital.gov/sources/cio-council
+# Learn how to edit our pages at https://workflow.digital.gov
+
+# The slug name should match the name of the agency or team in the image (e.g., gsa-logo.png or 18f-logo.png)
+slug: cio-council
+
+# Source Name for Workflow
+name: "CIO Council"
+
+# Keep it short — should be no longer than 10 words.
+summary: "The U.S. Chief Information Officer (CIO) and the CIO Council establish standards against which the success of all agency programs can be measured."
+
+# What is the URL for this product or service?
+# Primary Domain — the link to your website, blog homepage, or news feed. (e.g., https://18f.gsa.gov/)
+
+domain: "https://www.cio.gov"
+
+# Images need to be 250x250 px with a transparent background.
+# Upload new images to Github in the /static/logos/ folder
+# https://github.com/GSA/digitalgov.gov/tree/main/static/source/
+# The filename should match the name of the agency or team in the image (e.g., gsa-logo.png or 18f-logo.png)
+logo: ciocouncil
+
+# To find the favicon, view source on the page you're pointing to and search for "favicon" or "icon". The path to the icon should be near the top.
+# Copy and paste that full path here: 
+
+# Weight: control how services appear across the site
+# 2 == will be part of the rotation on the homepage
+# 1 == will show on the all services page
+# 0 == hidden promo
+# weight: 3
+
+# See all topics at https://digital.gov/topics
+# Topics that best describe this product or service
+topics:
+  - policy
+  - governance
+  - best-practices
+  - design
+  - acquisition
+  - budgeting-and-performance
+
+# Make it better ♥
+
+---

data/images/uswds-gaad-monthly-call-may-2024.yml

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+  # Image shortcode: {{< img src=uswds-gaad-monthly-call-may-2024 >}}'
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+