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Report bolsters limited NMCI testing
Center for Naval Analyses report says additional testing will produce significant costs but little extra assurance
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Working the kinks out of home offices
For would-be teleworkers, advances in networking, voice services and software make it possible to duplicate high-tech offices at home
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Security creeps into municipal consciousness
While federal and state governments appear to be making great strides in Internet security, the issue is somewhat murkier in municipal governments
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Coordination called key to NIPC improvements
The NIPC is slowly improving its ability to provide warnings and analysis on computer security threats
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Un excellent professeur
Rosetta Stone offers intuitive approach to learning a foreign language
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Bush banishes 'vampire devices'
Federal agencies must conserve more energy, president says
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Navy defends purchase card numbers
Reports of purchase card fraud at two Navy facilities are overblown, according to Navy officials, who said they are moving quickly to ensure that money is being spent correctly.
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VA head lays down IT law
Principi said John Gauss, the department's new CIO, must approve all IT projects
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The P3P basics
It is easy for agencies that already have privacy policies to create a P3P statement.
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County thins energy bills
Contra Costa County, Calif., could save more than $224,000 a year in electricity costs by using thin appliances rather than personal computers.
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State sending updates on blackouts
California is offering free, realtime, wireless notifications about upcoming energy shortfalls.
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Site gets residents set for storms
Miami-Dade County's new emergency management Web site is designed to provide information residents need to prepare for hurricanes
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The ITS waltz
Projects requiring federal and state governments to work together often take years to bring to fruition
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DOD ripped on 'backdoor spending'
The Defense Department may have used 'bogus adjustments to conjure up billions of dollars in backdoor spending'
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