Federal Networking Council

The Federal Networking Council (FNC) is a U.S. government group that focuses on networking and telecommunications issues. Established in the 1990s, its goal is to improve and coordinate networking standards, policies, and practices among various federal agencies. The FNC facilitates collaboration and information sharing to enhance the effectiveness of government communications and technology. It also promotes research and development in networking technologies to support government operations and public services. By bringing together experts from different agencies, the FNC helps ensure that the government’s networking infrastructure is efficient, secure, and up-to-date.