People
Survey: Fed Web sites still need work
A survey of federal Web sites concludes that most remain hard to navigate and offer little more than the most basic elements of e-government
People
Four components of HLDC2IMS
About the Homeland Defense Command and Control Information Management System
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OMB revises geospatial-systems circular
The Office of Management and Budget last week released a revised OMB Circular A-16 that sets new guidelines for agencies that collect spatial data.<@SM>
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EPA awards grants for info-sharing project
The EPA has awarded grants to support an information sharing initiative that will simplify reporting on air, water, waste and toxics
People
Justice pools online resources
Web site integration may be starting point for nationwide connection
People
Feds seek networked nation
Office of Homeland Security looks to state, local agencies to build nationwide info net
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The Circuit
Integration Office a No-Go?; Map Requests Spell Trouble; System on Alert; Homeland Help Wanted; TSA Loosens Up
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The eyes have it
Pentagon facility tests tech viability, employee acceptance of iris scanning
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Local agencies seek assistance
Local public safety agencies are ill-prepared to respond to homeland security threats unless they receive help from the federal government
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Insecurity slows wireless jump
Emerging security solutions yet to unlock government wireless potential
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VA toughens security after PC disposal blunders
The VA is tightening its policy on the disposal of old computers following disclosures that PCs containing sensitive veteran info were given away.
People
Head back to drawing board
Editorial: The National Archives and Records Administration has run smack dab into electronic reality
People
Going mobile
The Army's WIN-T project will provide networking on the fly for troops on the go
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GSA reviews authentication needs of e-gov projects
The General Services Administration has reviewed security needs for five of the 24 Quicksilver e-government projects and will finish reviews for the other 18 within the next 12 to 14 months.
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