Digital Government

Ratings up for desktop video

Agencies keep workers well-informed with mix of news and private programming

Digital Government

Data quality politics

Data quality guidelines that federal agencies have been publishing are a double-edged sword

People

Hiring on the fast track

Agencies use e-recruiting software to get hiring up to speed

People

NASA sizes up genius shortage

Agency builds system to identify staffing gaps

People

Ashcroft: No central database for citizen tips

Amid growing concern over Operation TIPS the attorney general said that reports of suspicious activity would not be retained in a central database

Digital Government

Mouse as security sentry

Siemens ID Mouse Professional combines biometrics and optical technology

People

Take a lesson from Trilogy

Those expecting a steady march toward the establishment of a Homeland Security Department should draw sobering lessons from the FBI's experience

Digital Government

Students help fight cybercrime

Tulsa, Okla., police are teaming up with students at the University of Tulsa to help investigate and stop cybercrime

Digital Government

Lawmakers, staffers seek perfect PDA

Members of the House of Representatives needs wireless devices for keeping in touch on the road

Modernization

GSA stands by WorldCom

The federal government intends to stand by its business deals with bankrupt WorldCom, but it is carefully monitoring its performance

Digital Government

Cable modems, access donated

Toshiba, Cox Communications help nonprofit agency connect disadvantages students to the Internet

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Homeland bureaucracy

Digital Government

Asset tracking looms large

OMB may add task to Management Agenda

Digital Government

Feds ink deal for info sharing with states

The federal government will begin exchanging information with state CIOs about potential cyberattacks

Digital Government

The Circuit

Comings and goings; In English, please; Cyber Corps Grows in Rank

Digital Government

EPA plans data-rich situation room

The EPA plans to create virtual and physical emergency response situation room to improve how it collects and accesses information

People

Rep. Smith sounds cyberalarm

There is a 50 percent chance that the next time al Qaeda terrorists strike the U.S., it will include a cyberattack, Rep. Lamar Smith warned

People

Privacy still a priority, officials say

High-tech identification systems won't be allowed to undercut civil liberties, the CIO at the Office of Homeland Security said

Digital Government

Symantec buying binge plugs gaps

Symantec's spree could give federal users one source for a range of threat management products and services

Acquisition

Houston contract under fire

Houston officials are dealing with allegations that a procurement to provide free computer software to more than 3 million residents appears to have been 'rigged'