Digital Government

Army must develop process to wage war in cyberspace

Director of electronic warfare calls for a more proactive program to combat enemy information campaigns.

Digital Government

Committee members seek info on DHS use of satellites

House Homeland Security Committee members told Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff in a letter that they will prevent a new office that coordinates the use of space satellites from opening unless their concerns are addressed.

Digital Government

Marines on SOA mission

Marine Corps seeks industry's guidance on service-oriented architecture.

Digital Government

Klossner: Accidents happen?

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Digital Government

Hill to shine spotlight on federal IT this week

House panels to probe Census Bureau's handheld computers, high-tech federal ID cards and sale of sensitive military technologies on the Internet.

Digital Government

FCW Insider: Movie bracket update...the sweet 16

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Digital Government

FCW Insider: An EPA-IBM agreement

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Digital Government

Editorial: The real security challenge

Information technology security is a growing challenge that leaders must manage.

Digital Government

Circuit: The sweet 16 commences

The sweet 16 commences

Digital Government

Wagner: Look for opportunities

If we want to reduce our footprint on the planet, we must rely on technology and intervention

Digital Government

VA security still in recovery mode

Department officials emphasize progress in enforcing their IT security policies

Digital Government

VA's chief information officer makes pitch for more funding

Despite strides made, official tells lawmakers that challenges still remain.

Digital Government

DHS pushes for reauthorization of e-verification program

Voluntary federal program allows employers to check the legal status of new workers and is viewed by the administration as critical to immigration overhaul.

Digital Government

NRO cancels contracts for proposed space radar project

Officials at the National Reconnaissance Office last week officially notified Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin that they are terminating their contracts on the troubled Space Radar development project, effectively ending a program whose support on Capitol Hill had been dwindling amid cost concerns, schedule delays and technological problems.

Digital Government

Intelligence sharing strategy shifts from 'need to share' to 'responsibility to provide'

Report calls for secure, collaborative system in which agencies can access and disseminate information.

Digital Government

IBM suspension lifted

The Environmental Protection Agency has come to an agreement with IBM to terminate the temporary suspension barring the vendor from participating in new federal government business, both parties confirmed this morning.

Digital Government

Letter: Intellipedia goes beyond CIA

A reader says the entire intelligence community collaborates on the wiki, which the Office of the Director of National Intelligence hosts.

Digital Government

Census turns to paper, rejects IT risks

The Census Bureau expects to spend an additional $2.2 billion to $3 billion to support the return to paper surveys for the 2010 census.