People

Real ID zips through Congress

The supplemental funding bill passed this week includes controversial provisions requiring states to meet new federal standards for driver's licenses.

People

Cyber eye: Cybersecurity report cards don’t make the grade

Congressional report cards on the government’s computer security have succeeded in focusing attention on the challenge of securing the nation’s information infrastructure.

Digital Government

Health IT report calls for fed leadership

Corporate CEOs want the federal government to drive health information technology standards and improvements.

Digital Government

PR speak

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Digital Government

Web hits 04/04/05 - 05/08/05

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People

GAO: Cut Postal excess

The U.S. Postal Service has no clear strategy for closing facilities or cutting jobs no longer needed, according to the Government Accountability Office.

Digital Government

NSA hires Bridge for support

Bridge Technology will provide program management, resource management, cost modeling, business analysis and software engineering services.

People

JTRS costs leap higher

The cost of developing software waveforms for the Joint Tactical Radio System has now topped $1 billion while total program costs have spiraled above $30 billion.

People

DHS to lose research exec

Penrose Albright, the assistant secretary for programs, plans and budgets in DHS' Science and Technology Directorate, submitted his letter of resignation.

Digital Government

Committee pushes through tsunami bill

The House Science Committee recently approved a bill that would provide for $86 million in three years for tsunami work.

People

Clinton tapes face destruction

Historians worry that the wording of the destruction notice is too vague, but NARA says all the data will be preserved, including notes and metadata.

People

Circuit

Reading in progress. Duct tape. Check not in the mail. Good things in small packages.

Cybersecurity

NIST keys on crytography

Poorly managed keys can easily compromise the even the strongest cryptographic algorithms.

Digital Government

Take 2

Corrections and clarifications from our May 2 issue.

Digital Government

More than a handshake

Formal partnerships open small doors to large firms, lend power to smaller ones.

People

Fugitive documents elude preservationists

GPO, Library of Congress turn to Web harvesting.

People

Pace of workforce change picks up

Modernization plans include trying to fix the hiring system, making it faster and creating rewards for performance rather than seniority.

Digital Government

The Pipeline

New products from DataPower and Tadpole Computer.

People

Comings and goings

News about Richard Skinner, Jonathan Perlin, John Gilligan, Fred Thompson, Dennis Reimer and Patrick Henry.

Modernization

Network remediation comes of age

Peakflow X 3.1 hardens networks against cyberattacks.