Technology

Your participation in IT research sessions will improve the design of future VA digital tools in health care-related products and services.

Cybercrime and identity theft are rampant, but you can follow a few best practices and tips to keep your information safer online.

Knowing your privacy rights and keeping your personal information safe is paramount.

Smart devices, though convenient, are plagued with concerns around privacy. Here's what you need to know.

Add a double layer of account security by implementing multi-factor authentication on your VA information, if you don’t yet have it turned on.

Social media instantly links us to friends and family but following these tips will help us stay safe online.

The inaugural DataX event showcases how data can improve the care process across VA and directly impact the Veteran experience.

A collaboration between VA Immersive and Penumbra works to expand virtual reality and software to address critical Veteran needs.

You can now manage your prescription refills right from the official VA Health and Benefits mobile app, including requesting VA-issued Rx refills, tracking Rx shipments, viewing VA Rx history, and more!

Houston doctor used device designed to provide precise control in removal of blood clots while minimizing blood loss.

Did you miss the Feb. 1 VA Privacy Service webinar on how to safeguard your PACT Act and other VA benefits, and protect your identity from scammers? Don’t worry, you can still watch it and learn valuable tips. No registration or login required.

It’s vital that Veterans have the tools they need to access the benefits they’ve earned and deserve. To help Veterans apply for and receive VA benefits more efficiently, VA’s Office of Information and Technology (OIT), Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA), and Debt Management Center (DMC) have been working to create innovative technology solutions.