Digital Government
Still a way to go
Comment: We've been moving in the right direction on cybersecurity. We just haven't moved far enough.
People
Breaking down barriers
State Department visa program may serve as model for cross-government data sharing
People
Some vendors at the ready
Integration executives say they have a head start on homeland security
Digital Government
Weighing the VPN options
Choosing a virtual private network solution that works for you
Modernization
GSA's unclear Connections
Proposed mega-contract leaves vendors confused about what they should bid
People
A look at future homeland security technology
Knowledge management, electronic surveillance, biometric shield
People
More federal help needed
Local governments want more federal money to complement their own investments
Digital Government
Sizing up the PC
PDAs see competition from a bigger sibling -- the tablet computer
Modernization
To be redundant
Reliable phone service during a crisis is a basic need, and agencies are learning the real meaning of redundancy
People
Security as a fringe benefit
Navy intranet rollout creates a 'defensible network structure,' limits vulnerabilities
Digital Government
Letters to the editor
Hold Agencies Accountable for Security; Wireless LAN Security Not Easy; Patience in Hiring
People
Online learning unplugged
Review: 360Sync allows students to work off-line and sync up later with an online learning system
People
Congress mulls ID cards
As the nation arms, it is evident that some high-tech weapons are two-edged swords
Digital Government
Bring back detection system
Editorial: Common sense should bring back plans for creating a governmentwide systems for monitoring agency networks for security breaches
People
System lands role in biowar
An early warning system will detect biological terrorism using the Internet to analyze data and spot threats
Digital Government
Management briefs
O'Keefe tapped for NASA post; Firm makes courses accessible; Guard advances e-learning
Digital Government