People

Life on the edge

DHS' Holcomb sees space age parallels in current project

Digital Government

Implementation tipsheet

Implementation tipsheet

Digital Government

ATA makes inroads to network storage

Price/performance gains cast PC technology in a new role in the enterprise arena

Digital Government

Broadband needs states' help

A tech industry lobbying group calls on state governments to cut fees for installing communications lines.

Digital Government

Stanford professor slams e-voting

Touch-screen systems, susceptible to fraud, require voter audit trail, professor argues

People

DISA awards security services pact

Eleven vendors share $1.5 billion I-Assure II prize

People

Senate pops Homeland funding

Senate's $29.3 billion appropriations bill adds new money for high-tech systems

People

House Appropriations slashes E-Gov Fund

The House Appropriations Committee yesterday cut the administration’s E-Government Fund by 80 percent from what Congress had allocated for fiscal 2003.<br>

People

Flaw in e-voting software?

Johns Hopkins researchers say e-voting code could allow multiple votes

Digital Government

New guidance for incident reporting

DHS and OMB will outline what cyber security incidents need to be reported

Modernization

Passport deal extended for AT&T

The State Department will pay AT&T more than $15 million to keep running the National Passport Information Center.

People

Passport call center expands services

The State Department has stretched a contract with AT&T Government Solutions to manage its National Passport Information Center for another five years.<br>

Digital Government

States need better security

State governments aren't doing enough to protect against hackers, says a former White House data security guru.

People

Navy Secretary nominee dies

McMillan had been named to replace Gordon England, who left to join Homeland Security Department

People

DHS HR team sets fall target

Senior review committee developing personnel guidelines consider pay-banding, other options

People

E-gov fund slashed again

House appropriations committee would provide $1 million, rather than $45 million requested by Bush

People

CDC: Smallpox systems incomplete

The director of the Centers for Disease Control says that the smallpox vaccination program needs more work.

Digital Government

Congress grills Thrift board

Thrift Savings Plan administrators face scrutiny for troubled Web site launch

Digital Government

EDS profits fall

The tech services giant's second-quarter profits plummeted 56 percent from a year earlier.

People

Competition goals removed

The Bush administration has backed off government-wide benchmarks for opening up certain federal tasks to competition, and replaced them with agency-specific targets.