Fed Agencies to Default to Login.gov Sign-On Within Two Years

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OMB directs agencies to adopt Login.gov as the default authentication and identity-verification method for most public-facing federal services within two years, with exemptions for certain systems and user groups; the policy aims to reduce duplicative identity checks, lower costs, and strengthen security, via a staged timeline, NIST guidance, and ongoing agency input.
- OMB lays out two-year move to single sign-on using Login.gov Federal News Network
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- US draft policy would expand Login.gov across federal digital services Biometric Update
- White House mandates agencies use Login.gov for public-facing websites Nextgov/FCW
- OMB Issues Draft Memo Mandating Login.gov Use Across Agencies ExecutiveGov
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