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Air combat management gets upgrade
Lockheed Martin will move six key battle management applications to the Web.
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Fuss about Future Combat Systems
Army switches contract vehicle after McCain expresses concerns.
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Sharing drives DHS data project
DHS officials are translating the responsibilities into a data architecture.
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Comings and goings
News about Robert Stephan, Suzanne Mencer, Paul Rosenzweig, James Loy, Jim Turner and William Beaumet.
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Agencies get a head start on protecting patient data
Federal health care providers have an advantage over their private counterparts in fulfilling new requirements taking effect this week to secure patient information.
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TopOff exercise heads off virtual terrorists
Emergency workers respond to new and imagined threats.
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Cooper urges political replacement
The next chief information officer of the Homeland Security Department should be a political appointee, outgoing CIO Steve Cooper says.
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ID theft stirs lawmakers
Federal lawmakers have introduced 18 bills while state legislators have offered 30 measures to deal with online threats.
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Librarians face existential crisis
The rise of electronic documents has Federal Depository librarians questioning their rationale for being.
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Army delays ITES-2S
The Information Technology Enterprise Solutions-2 Services contract awards won't be announced until mid-October.
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Poor grades can mask progress in complex IT environments, such as DHS
The Homeland Security Department has received an F on the last two computer security report cards issued by the House Government Reform Committee, prompting chairman Tom Davis (R-Va.) to warn that “DHS needs to get its house in order.”
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