Federal Computer Week: Site MapStay ConnectedFeatured eBooks AI Applications Read Now Efficiency, After a Year of DOGERead NowCDMRead NowInsights & Reports Connected data, decisive action: powering the modern missionPresented By Salesforce Download Now The Simple Way to Efficient ITPresented By Cloudflare Download Now By FCW By FCW | September 26, 2005 Last issue's news Online news archive Back issues of Federal Computer Week FEATURES Quick response FCW looks at tools and strategies for responding to security incidents Fast responders Some companies prepare for security incidents the way they conduct fire drills Prevent, respond, investigate Agencies will need a supply of tools to be able to swiftly respond 5 stars of open-source products If you're not using these tools, you may be missing out NEWS Procurement chief's arrest leaves leadership void Reform, hurricane relief and other issues call for guidance Congress pushes for more resilient telecom Circuit Intercepts COMMENT Editorial: Procedures be damned Letters to the editors Welles: Feds try to stay nimble Sprehe: Wishing NARA well Miller: CIOs more valuable than ever Kelman: Questions worth asking Shenefiel: Readying your network MANAGEMENT Hylton leads IT transformation Top Army comm official tackles network services challenge Feds will have their say through annual surveys E-mail puts employees in jeopardy TECHNOLOGY Florida police to share data with other states Support for XML justice standard will open doors to secure info sharing Fortifying DOD's network defenses Two notebooks for the road The Pipeline BUSINESS Vets wait for the call, wait more Despite set-aside rules and new GWAC, vets seek promised business Oracle buy further tightens CRM market POLICY Navy tightens tech use Legislation would give CIO power over spending New policies aim to increase security, stop abuse Gingrich: 'Paper kills,' electronic medical records save lives Federal architecture poised to become real Questions seeking answers Group calls for e-voting backups Share This: NEXT STORY: Print or not to print – that is the real question