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Marking the 10th Anniversary of the E-Government Act

Washington, DC
Monday, December 17, 2012

The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation hosts a discussion on the 10-year anniversary of the E-Government act, passed to help create a framework for federal agencies to provide access and services to citizens through the internet.

The implementation of the act has made government more accessible and open, but has also opened agencies up to cyber security threats and privacy issues.

Panelists, including experts from IT and E-Government discuss the ten years since the bill was passed and what challenges and opportunities lie ahead.

Updated: Monday, December 17, 2012 at 11:18am (ET)

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