Federal Information Systems

Federal Information Systems are the computer networks and information technology infrastructure used by government agencies to collect, store, process, and share data. They enable secure communication, support decision-making, and ensure the efficient delivery of public services. These systems include databases, networks, software applications, and security measures designed to protect sensitive information from cyber threats. They are vital for managing everything from national security and healthcare to taxes and transportation, ensuring government operations run smoothly and securely in a digital environment.