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Comparing the technologies
The National Institute of Standards and Technology issued a report in March detailing the strengths and weaknesses of several card-based technologies.
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U.S. enemies in cyberspace
Terrorist organizations and individuals attempting to break into networked computers are likely to attack military networks
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Linking the old and the new
There are several approaches organizations can take to integrate older computer systems with newer, Web-based systems.
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Marines seek rugged notebooks
Marine Corps officials are in the market for durable notebook computers.
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Proven e-voting benefits outweigh the concerns
There are plenty of implementation and policy problems with moving to electronic voting systems...
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Financial accountability
The House Government Reform Committee recently approved a bill giving Congress the authority to demand financial accountability at the Homeland Security Department.
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Securing wireless
Defense Department Directive 8100.2 offers guidance on minimum security and encryption standards for wireless devices used at DOD facilities.
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Tibco goes for fed business
The business integration software company has launched a government solutions practice.
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Oak Ridge gets super win
The Energy Department lab will get $25 million to build a 50 teraflop supercomputer.
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Arizona water group picks smart card
The Central Arizona Project has opted for Datakey's smart cards.
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Checking the list
For the Office of Management and Budget's enterprise architecture assessment, agency officials must evaluate their architecture capabilities in four areas.
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A new system is born
Fast facts on the military's Deployment and Distribution Operation Center
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