Digital Government

More cybersecurity study 'crucial'

Too few researchers are focusing on cybersecurity, putting the U.S. at risk, experts say

Digital Government

FERC seeks e-document comments

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission inquires about pushing documents in electronic format

People

Tennessee upgrades with new car titling, registration system

Tennessee Motor Vehicles Department employees will have an easier time tracking and maintaining residents’ vehicle title and registration information thanks to a new $14.2 million system the state will install over the next three years.

Digital Government

Looking for a search strategy?

FCW's Dot-Gov Thursday feature shows how some common Web resources can save you time and help you do your job better

Digital Government

Clarke seeks immune intranet

Private GovNet would be isolated from viruses and other attacks rampant on the Internet

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Identifying a solution

People

Commerce Web site aims to boost small-business exports

The Commerce Department this week launched a Web service aimed at connecting U.S. businesses with buyers and partners around the world.

Modernization

Emergency wireless net rushed

Clarke hurries development of a priority cellular network for emergency, security personnel

Digital Government

Firm helps towns communicate

Company helps small municipalities set up Web sites, PR to communicate with media and residents

People

FAA appeals pay decision

Agency appeals arbitrator's decision to give computer specialists the governmentwide IT pay raise

Digital Government

N.J. connects state, local agencies

GovConnect is a secure Web-based system that is expected to greatly improve communications

Digital Government

Cybersecurity point man appointed

Richard Clarke is responsible for coordinating all of the administration's information protection initiatives

People

Defense IT spending in balance

Some projects may be put on hold to make way for projects focused on antiterrorism, GEIA says

People

Tech office closing in on leader

Nominee for director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy has confirmation hearing

Digital Government

Senator proposes cyber Guard

Technological equivalent of the National Guard would respond to disasters with volunteer IT workers

Digital Government

Civilian IT outlook strong

Information technology as 'weapon of war' puts new emphasis on the federal IT market, GEIA forecasts

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Free Flight defense

Digital Government

Energy may lead cyber info sharing

Energy committee considering bills to protect industry cybersecurity information from disclosure

People

Roster Change

Gov. Tom Ridge was sworn in Oct. 8 as the director of the newly established Office of Homeland Security

People

Ridge swears by cooperation

The new head of the Office of Homeland Security is calling on agencies to communicate like never before