Digital Government

Disk lockdown

Two disk encryption products provide last line of defense

People

Inscom picks services' vendors

The Army's Intelligence and Security Command chose four companies to compete for $209 million in task orders for support services.

Modernization

GSA certifies SiteMinder for E-Authentication

The addition of CA's SiteMinder to the approved providers list will give federal agencies a choice among 10 companies' identity management software when they offer e-government services.

Modernization

Clearing the view ahead: Frequently asked questions about Web services

Cut through the fog around Web services to see the future of enterprise software

People

DOD mines data to detect abuse

Officials hope to use data to improve government purchase card policies

People

DOD plans to link pay and performance

Defense Department officials will change their civilian personnel system during the next few years, affecting how hundreds of thousands of civilian workers are hired and paid.

People

EDS takes $200M in eTravel work

The company won five new contracts and an extension of an existing agreement under GSA's eTravel Service contract vehicle.

Digital Government

Intercepts

Computer defense redux. DIA's computer girdle. JTRS jitters. No phoning home.

People

Bates' retirement sparks GSA rumors

As Federal Technology Service Commissioner Sandra Bates prepares to retire, talk is growing about the possibility that FTS and the Federal Supply Service (FSS) could be merged to eliminate redundancies.

Cybersecurity

Critics wary about biometric smart cards

Opponents worry about job loss and invasions of privacy

Acquisition

Flyzik: Try it! It might work

Share-in-savings contracts can help further the cause of performance-based contracting.

People

IRS requests priority help

Tax agency officials ask auditors to rank the urgency of identified problems.

People

Welles: Helping is a way of life

Feds are predisposed to donate their time and money to worthy causes

People

Hutchinson to leave DHS

News reports say the undersecretary of DHS' Border and Transportation Security Directorate will apparently resign March 1.

Digital Government

Comings and goings

News about Michael Chertoff, Kay Coles James, Dave McClure, Shelley Meyers and Ed Schrock.

People

IRS works to finesse $80 million cut

Officials learn to cope with bad news

Acquisition

Editorial: Not for the faint of heart

Procurement policies matter.

People

The Davis Plan

Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) has become one of the most influential people in the information technology community.

Digital Government

A small mistake

Study shows that large companies have taken money meant for small firms

Digital Government

Accenture readies for 2005

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