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Expert: Certified Microsoft applications reach security pinnacle
EAL 4 probably is the highest assurance level that a complex, commercially developed product can achieve, said Helmut Kurth, chief scientist and lab director at atsec.
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Travel cards to require credit checks
A new policy states that credit checks will help ensure that employees use federal travel cards responsibly.
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Insurers tout efforts to promote health IT
Health insurance companies advocate using IT to improve patient care and minimize cost increases, a new report from the industry’s trade association states.
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WebMethods gets Common Criteria certification
The company's enterprise application integration software receives security stamp of approval.
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Web extra: Mobile management tomorrow
Novell and Microsoft are pioneering the integration of asset and identity management.
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Hawaii ready for storms, tsunamis
It is the first state in the country to be StormReady and TsunamiReady under National Weather Service guidelines.
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2005 was a big year for mergers
Telecom pairings, software acquisitions marked year
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Apogen reaches a turning point
Co-founder heads for new challenges, as company plans for growth
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Web extra: Keeping Traq of wireless phones
Traq-Wireless applications focus on cost management rather than straight asset management.
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2005: 7 lessons from GAO
A review of reports with critiques and ideas from which many agencies might benefit.
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SRA wins $15M NIH pact
The company will assist NIH in the development and maintenance of enterprise messaging and other systems used by more than 40,000 users.
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Broadband could be health boon for seniors
More broadband Internet usage could lower medical and institutionalized living costs and make telecommuting possible for senior citizens and individuals with disabilities.
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ITAA questions time-and-materials subcontracting rule
Proposed restrictions on the use of subcontractors in some federal contracts are unnecessary and could affect the quality of services contractors can offer, the group says.
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