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Air Force issues software BPAs
Twoyear, $300 million contracts are the latest offerings from the Air Force Standard Systems Group's Information Technology Tools program
People
Conspiracy theories abound
Denialofservice attacks against highprofile ecommerce Web sites have conspiracy theorists pointing the finger at Uncle Sam
Digital Government
CA gobbles up Sterling Software
Through a $4 billion acquisition of Sterling Software, Computer Associates hopes to become a leader in network and Internet security
Digital Government
Asleep at the security wheel?
Security experts take aim at government and industry for lacking a sense of urgency in beefing up network security
Digital Government
Illinois police seek high-tech horizon
Departments charged with finding a way to work the latest technologies into their crime-fighting efforts
Digital Government
Washington, D.C., DMV offers online registration renewals
A new system allows D.C. motorists to renew their vehicle registrations from any computer with an Internet connection and pay the required fees online by credit card
Digital Government
South Carolina GOP election results will be available online
The South Carolina Republican Party has partnered with Voter.com to provide results from the upcoming presidential primary in real-time on the Internet
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More money needed for cybersecurity
Top officials from NSA and the FBI say the Clinton administration's proposed $2 billion for cybersecurity isn't all new money and is a mere drop in the bucket of what's needed
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Are microwave ovens jamming GPS signals?
Senior military commander warns that the same technology used to build microwave ovens could be used to jam Defense Department Global Position System satellite signals
Digital Government
Few downloaded FBI tool to detect e-commerce attacks
Despite the damaged inflicted on several highprofile Web sites by the recent spate of denialofservice attacks, few companies have opted to download the free tool being offered by the FBI to weed out the malicious code
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Labor wants Americans ready for high-tech work
Grants counter solution offered by senator to bring in IT specialists from other countries to fill the U.S. shortage
Digital Government
HHS budgeted for healthy information systems
The agency's proposed plan for 2001 includes money to develop data standards and to strengthen the security measures used in transferring that information
People
N/MCI still facing opposition in Pentagon and on Hill
Still, the Navy is moving ahead with plans to deploy the Intranet by fall 2001
Digital Government
The camera doesn't lie
FAA considers installing video recorders in certain planes to record information critical in case of a crash
Digital Government
South Carolina has eye on a chief technology officer
Governor proposes the position to coordinate the state's disjointed technology efforts
Digital Government
Washington county meets 'Melissa'
Virus that plagued nation last year shuts down government e-mail system last week
People
A PC for every sailor
Top Navy official suggests like Ford and Delta employees, all personnel need a computer and Internet service
Digital Government
Ready to map the world
Beleaguered shuttle finally launches on mission to take images of the Earth's surface
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