Week in Review

, president of government strategies at Input since January 2005, announced he is leaving the company.... Requiring secure identification documents will not provide sufficient if other basic procedural weaknesses are not addressed, congressional auditors reported.... The Homeland Security Department's inspector general told DHS it must address information systems management problems before issuing to transportation workers nationwide.... Minnesota's Office of the Revisor of Statutes is producing legislative documents with after phasing out its mainframe system a year ago.... A Senate authorization bill would require every business that qualifies as a small business to yearly.... Knowledge Consulting Group, a small information technology services firm, won a five-year, $20 million blanket purchase agreement to provide information security services to the .... The administrator at the General Services Administration, , said she would like GSA to assume management responsibility for NASA's Scientific and Engineering Workstation Procurement contract.... Flaws in device drivers could allow and other wireless laptop computers, security experts demonstrated at the Black Hat Briefings in Las Vegas.... The National Institute of Standards and Technology released an for developing biometric applications that are interoperable.... A configuration problem with a new caused dozens of delayed departures at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.... The Army awarded a $3.8 million contract to 3M to use for locating paper medical files at Fort Hood, Texas.... Several federal agencies have failed to complete important steps to , according to congressional auditors.... NIST released two special publications to help agencies create for federal employees and contractors.... The Senate increased the 's spending ceiling to $5 million for fiscal 2007, matching the president¹s budget request, after the House had lowered the amount to $3 million.... The led all other federal agencies by awarding 2.15 percent of its contracts to small businesses in fiscal 2005.