People

Knowledge vs. content management

KM has been an intellectual discipline in search of good software.

People

Pieces of the KM puzzle

Knowledge management can be rewarding, but it is not easy.

Digital Government

Closing the book on presidential records

Recent court decision upholds executive branch's privilege

People

Editorial: Unintended consequences

Attempts to curtail long-term Defense contracts could have unintended effects.

People

Keeping up the pace of architecture

Haycock successor needed soon to keep road map on track, experts say

Digital Government

Nowhere to hide

StealthWatch catches intruders even if they try to cover their tracks

People

DigitalNet to support Trilogy center

The FBI contract is worth up to $7.6 million.

Digital Government

ACLU challenge

American Civil Liberties Union officials have filed a class-action lawsuit against the Transportation Security Administration for its use of the Computer Assisted Passenger Prescreening System (CAPPS) II.

Modernization

NASA to move data faster with bigger pipes

The space agency is preparing an Ethernet network.

People

Little progress on clearance overload

No one knows the size of the security clearance backlog.

People

OMB puts on e-gov marketing hat

Agencies built the applications, but are people coming?

People

Air Force to streamline peripheral buys

Air Force information technology officials are devising a new strategy for how the service should buy and maintain peripherals.

People

Security clearances: The hottest ticket in town

A mini-industry is springing up for temp IT workers already cleared for sensitive work

Digital Government

USPS wants Windows at windows

Postal Service seeks Microsoft Windows-based software for point-of-sale systems.

Modernization

Symantec toughens mobile security

Client Security 2.0 combines antivirus, firewall and intrusion-prevention tech for remote users and handheld devices.

Digital Government

Federal money slow to reach locals

DHS inspector general says that federal grant money has been slow to reach first responders

Modernization

JLT debuts ruggedized tablet

The 2.87-pound G-Force 850 ruggedized tablet PC is JLT Mobile Computers Inc.'s first foray into the ruggedized tablet PC space.

Digital Government

EDS gets infosec approval

EDS' Global Security Operations Center has been certified as complying an international standard for information security management.

People

Navy misses PKI deadline

The Navy has been granted a six-month extension to comply with Defense Department public-key infrastructure standards

Acquisition

GSA in hunt for SmartBuy vendors

Having reworked its enterprise licensing strategy, the agency is ready to talk deals