E-Government Act of 2002

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The E-Government Act of 2002 is a U.S. federal law that promotes the use of information technology to improve government services, management, and access to public information while strengthening privacy and security protections.

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instanceOf United States federal law
abbreviation FISMA
administeredBy Office of Management and Budget
amends Clinger-Cohen Act
Paperwork Reduction Act
appliesTo executive branch federal agencies
codifiedIn Title 44 of the United States Code
containsProvision Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002
country United States
creates E-Government Fund
Interagency Committee on Government Information
enactedBy 107th United States Congress
establishes Office of Electronic Government
position of Administrator of the Office of Electronic Government
focusesOn electronic government
information security management
information technology management in federal agencies
online access to government information
privacy impact assessments
hasComponent Title I – Office of Management and Budget Electronic Government Services
Title II – Federal Management and Promotion of Electronic Government Services
Title III – Federal Information Security Management Act
Title V – Confidential Information Protection and Statistical Efficiency Act
jurisdiction federal government of the United States
objective ensure protection of personal information collected by federal agencies
improve citizen access to government services via the internet
improve coordination of federal information policy
increase efficiency of federal government operations through IT
promote use of electronic records and electronic filing
primaryGoal enhance privacy protections in federal information systems
improve access to government information
improve management and promotion of electronic government services and processes
promote use of information technology to improve government services
strengthen information security in federal agencies
publicLawNumber Public Law 107-347
relatedTo Clinger-Cohen Act
Government Paperwork Elimination Act
Paperwork Reduction Act
Privacy Act of 1974
requires federal agencies to conduct privacy impact assessments for certain information systems
federal agencies to develop and implement enterprise architectures
federal agencies to develop performance measures for e-government initiatives
federal agencies to improve public access to rulemaking information via the internet
federal agencies to make information available online to the public where practicable
federal agencies to use electronic signatures when appropriate
shortName E-Gov Act
signedBy George W. Bush
signingDate 2002-12-17
statutesAtLargeCitation 116 Stat. 2899
title E-Government Act of 2002

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FBI data governance policies constrainedBy E-Government Act of 2002
Paperwork Reduction Act relatedTo E-Government Act of 2002
E-Government Act of 2002 shortName E-Gov Act
linked to: E-Government Act of 2002
E-Government Act of 2002 title E-Government Act of 2002
E-Government Act of 2002 hasComponent Title II – Federal Management and Promotion of Electronic Government Services
linked to: E-Government Act of 2002
OPEN Government Data Act relatedTo E-Government Act of 2002
Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 title Title III of the E-Government Act of 2002
linked to: E-Government Act of 2002