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GSA drafts e-Authentication policy
It outlines four levels of assurance against which agencies must align transactions
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Rule limits anti-terror liability
Rule would limit the liability for companies providing anti-terrorism technologies to the federal government
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SAIC to build DHS architecture
Massive undertaking will require integrating the IT infrastructures of 22 agencies
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Army Web-enabling base support
Army selects SRA to Web-enable support systems for installations worldwide
Digital Government
FAA commissions WAAS navigation
Action is step toward opening pilot access to more than 500 satellite runway procedures
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Army set to launch eMILPO
System will consolidate 43 personnel databases into one Web-based electronic military personnel office
Acquisition
GSA poised to lower industry fee
Vendors will pay less to sell products and services through the GSA schedule contracts system
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DOD: Forces must fight as one
The success of future joint operations will depend largely on the type of training the troops involved receive.
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NARA plots ambitious e-archiving system
NARA and GAO differ about how the agency should proceed with its ambitious electronic archiving system
Modernization
FAA's telecom program reaches 'milestone'
The FAA has certified its FTI National Test Bed
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E-authentication policy due Friday
Draft policy will outline how agencies will check the identities of e-government users
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GSA outlines four e-authentication assurance levels
GSA will require agencies to adopt one of four assurance levels for electronic authorization for all e-government projects and major IT systems that conduct transactions by Oct. 1.<br>
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Security clearance forms go online
OPM Web site will enable federal employees to revise, rather than redo, behemoth SF-86
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Report: Feds lack bioterror training
The government is unable to properly deal with a bioterrorism attack because workers have not been adequately trained, a new report says
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Web site for cross-agency services debuts
The Interagency Services Network has launched a new Web site for agencies that offer business-like services to other federal departments.
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OPM weighs options on Recruitment One-Stop project
The Office of Personnel Management has said it will decide by July 21 whether to recompete the contract for its Recruitment One-Stop project.<br>
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House passes DOD IT cuts
The House of Representatives yesterday passed a bill that would cut DOD's information technology budget by $320 million.
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DOD learns from Iraq war, officials say
The armed services are quickly incorporating lessons learned into day-to-day operations, senior DOD officials told lawmakers
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