Office of the Federal Chief Information Officer

The Office of the Federal Chief Information Officer (CIO) is part of the U.S. government, reporting to the President. Its main role is to manage and oversee all information technology (IT) across federal agencies. This includes improving the efficiency of government services, ensuring cybersecurity, and implementing new technologies that benefit citizens. The CIO helps create policies and standards for IT, aiming to enhance how the government uses digital tools to better serve the public and meet modern challenges.