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Former U.S. Chief Statistician Nancy Potok talks to FNN's Jory Heckman about a National Secure Data Service
Sep 4 , 2022
Tom TeminFederal Drive with Tom TeminNational Science FoundationNancy PotokNational Secure Data ServiceU.S. Chief StatisticianThe National Science Foundation is testing ways to streamline data sharing in and out of government. It's got two years to build a National Secure Data Service to standardize data access. It will then recommend to Congress whether to continue the program. For how the National Secure Data Service might function, Federal News Network’s Jory Heckman spoke with former U-S Chief Statistician Nancy Potok.
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