Building a More Accessible OIT: Virtual Meetings and Webinars
Learn how to create accessible virtual meetings and webinars
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Facilitate Accessible Hybrid Meetings from Start to Finish
By following a few simple tips, you can successfully facilitate accessible hybrid meetings.
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A Quick-Start Guide to Creating Accessible Digital Products
Designers, developers, content creators, and others at OIT can get a head start on accessibility by following a few basic tips.
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Boost Accessibility, Avoid Surprises: Engage the Section 508 Team Early
Engaging the Section 508 Team early in your project plan is the best way to ensure that your project meets all federal compliance requirements while also making information more accessible
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Unlock Content Accessibility: Join CMS Section 508 Lunch and Learn Sessions
Learn how to create accessible digital content with three lunchtime trainings.
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Boost Your Accessibility Expertise: Join the Next Section 508 Lunch & Learns
The CMS Section 508 program team is excited to continue to offer additional resources aimed at assisting CMS employees in creating accessible electronic content.
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Collaboration Paves the Way to a Seamless End User Experience
Collaborative initiatives are the heart of OIT’s goal to provide a frictionless and accessible end user experience.
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Enhance Your PlanetOIT Experience by Logging In with EUA
If you’re a CMS employee or contractor with EUA credentials, logging in will give you the best user experience with access to all content housed on PlanetOIT.
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Human-Centered Design Takes Pain Out of Data
OIT is deploying a creative approach known as “human-centered design,” or HCD, to resolve common pain points when navigating the CMS data ecosystem. This story examines how CMS is using HCD to take the pain out of accessing and using data.
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What is Zero Trust Architecture?
Once upon a time, stopping bad actors from accessing your network was primarily a matter of securing a perimeter and limiting access to trusted devices. Today that is no longer enough.
Zero trust architecture (ZTA) is a network security approach based on the principle of trust-but-verify. Implementing ZTA affects virtually all aspects of IT management, including identity, devices…