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Tippingpoint gets security nod
The company's intrusion prevention systems are the first to earn Common Criteria certification.
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Parking tickets go wireless
Cities can have up-to-date info on the status of parking tickets
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Tom Ridge, news anchor
Where would you go first for information if you believed a terrorist attack had occurred: To the Homeland Security Department's Web site or to CNN?
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Texas sets up governmentwide IT purchasing
The state's Go DIRect program lets agencies buy some IT products without bidding out separate contracts.
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IBM Rational gets DOD enterprise licenses
The Army signed a blanket purchase agreement with immixTechnology under the Defense Department's Enterprise Software Initiative.
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Bids sought for asset sale program
The GSA has started the search for a way to let agencies easily and efficiently dispose of property.
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Opsware now tracks changes
Version 4.0 of Opsware System shows administrators how much each workstation or server costs to run.
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Navy investigates NMCI's Welchia outbreak
Navy officials want to know how a worm got into the Navy Marine Corps Intranet.
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Three firms join Future Combat team
Northrop Grumman, United Defense and McDonnell Douglas Helicopter are the last three firms to join the Future Combat System development group.
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NYC tries cell phone finder
New York City is testing a system for locating cell phone callers.
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NC agency expands Internet mandate
The agency in charge of promoting Internet access in rural North Carolina will also work in urban areas starting next year.
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Oracle fights on as PeopleSoft scoffs
Oracle will host its second meeting for PeopleSoft customers, but PeopleSoft's CEO is no longer worried about a takeover
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RAINS needs money, official says
An Oregon-based program for sharing sensitive data needs federal funds to grow, says its chairman
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IES produces shooting simulator
Using a firearm may be an art, but a Littleton, Colo. company is adding some science to it
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Chicago to use Web for legal bills
Chicago officials expect a new Web-based application to improve the organization and efficiency of processing legal bills from outside counsel
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Air traffic system debuts in Florida
The first deployment of an automated air traffic system marks a significant improvement in the direct routing of aircraft
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OMB adds Mac, Linux to reference model
The latest TRM adds more operating systems as 'supporting platforms'
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Syracuse cops go wireless
The Syracuse, N.Y., Police Department is moving toward a wireless infrastructure so officers and civilian employees have better access to information
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Board blasts shuttle analysis
A computer program that predicted damage prior to Columbia's demise was used inappropriately, according to the board investigating the accident
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