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Stress test puts EDGAR under fire
The SEC's automated system for filing corporate and financial information is slated for a stress test in January
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Raytheon looks to leverage NMCI
Officials at Raytheon hope success with NMCI will propel them into a greater network security role with DOD
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Students' site scores State award
The State Department gave its firstever Digital Diplomacy Award to three students who created a Web site to draw attention to world hunger
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Supreme Court posts digital advances
The U.S. Supreme Court will post transcripts Friday of George W. Bush's appeal of the Florida ballot recount
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Webmasters: Link affinity and customers
FCW's DotGov Thursday column urges agency Webmasters to band together to serve users, spread information
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Agency adds smart cards, PKI
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is bolstering systems security by adding publickey infrastructure and providing smart cards to 1,500 employees
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Montana offers NIC room to operate
After hiring NIC to develop e-government applications, the state hopes to cut costs by giving the company its own space
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Army showcasing 3-D tools
The Army is showcasing software and virtual reality tools that enable farflung engineers to work closely in designing future combat vehicles
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Anteon building e-gov portfolio
Anteon Corp. and Information Builders have announced a strategic partnership focused on providing egovernment solutions
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NARA endorses software testing
Tests designed by the military to evaluate recordkeeping software have earned NARA stamp of approval, with caution
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Groups clash on results of Carnivore report
A privacy group says the FBI's email surveillance system can collect plenty of information without judicial review, even though a recent report states otherwise
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FDA Web site gets a fresher look
Agency unveils a redesigned Web site to give consumers and health professionals faster access to information about health products
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DOD extends contracts for digital radiology
Defense Department officials have given the goahead for the third option year of a contract for their flagship program to make radiology digital in military hospitals.
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SSA translates benefits online
SSA has come up with its own Rosetta stone to help the public understand the projected benefits statements the agency issues annually
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FAA unveils two Web sites to aid travelers
The aviation agency has launched two Web sites that provide travelers with delay and safety information
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Mapping center could shed light on crime
A prototypical center being set up by the Justice Department's research arm will allow researchers to seek relationships between crime and other factors
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Carnivore: Just the facts or a whole lot more?
The FBI's Carnivore email surveillance system does just what the FBI has claimed and more, according to a research institute report
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Netgov going to court
The dot-com has acquired Gov24.com in order to branch out into providing Web-based services such as electronic filing and case management for courts
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Senator seeks a 'send your gripe' box at FirstGov
Sen. Ron Wyden wants an electronic complaint system on the government's Web portal
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