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Cyberterror test checks connections
Officials from all levels of government are partnering with private-sector and utilities concerns to test cyberattack response
Digital Government
Boeing reorganization targets defense
Boeing has merged its communications, defense, government, intelligence and space capabilities into a $23 billion business.
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Tech firms could get homeland coverage
A House panel approved a proposal that would provide liability insurance for IT companies working on homeland security contracts
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New education site targets Hispanics
The Bush administration today launched a new Web site to help Hispanics get information about getting a college education.
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If it ain't broke...
Editorial: Allowing agencies to include clauses for 508 certification would hamper the progress that has been made
Modernization
FAA preps award for consolidated telecom
The FAA expects this week to award the FAA Telecommunications Infrastructure contract, potentially worth $3.5 billion over 15 years
Digital Government
OMB updates security guidelines
Changes underscore infosec accountability, performance of agency managers
Digital Government
Don't scrap those PCs yet
Despite this flexibility the use of alternative client platforms does not seem to be growing rapidly
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Panel OKs tech post
The House Science Committee voted to create an undersecretary for science and technology position in the proposed Homeland Security Department
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Study: NMCI worth the cost
But latest analysis highlights ongoing management, legacy systems risks
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E-Government Act essential
Commentary: We shouldn't get too caught up in the details of these worthwhile provisions
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OMB gives agency e-gov work a passing grade
In the last four months, 16 agencies, led by the National Science Foundation, have made significant progress toward President Bush’s e-government goal, the Office of Management and Budget said today.
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