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Online class teaches NIMS
The course on the National Emergency Incident Management System is for first responders.
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Virtual Case File to be partly available in December
The new case management system won't be finished by year's end, but some of it will be ready, the FBI says.
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DARPA tests data link
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency successfully tested technology that helps pilots attack small, mobile targets.
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TSA exempts systems from Privacy Act
Eight systems of information could be exempt from one or more provisions in the Privacy Act.
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GAO calls for Deepwater acquisition updates
Congress will have a hard time determining annual funding levels for the Coast Guard's Deepwater project without an up-to-date acquisition schedule, GAO officials say.
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House staffer defends e-gov funding
Robert Dix accused Congressional appropriators of being shortsighted.
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Commission proposes e-voting options
Independent experts and permanent advisory panels are among the recommendations in a new report on the security of e-voting systems.
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GAO: Net-centric war needs better integration
Defense technologies need integration work and upgrades to perform at expected levels, the General Accounting Office says.
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From CIO to CFO at ATF
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has moved Marguerite Moccia from chief information officer to chief financial officer.
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Border UAVs take off
DHS officials started flying robotic aircraft to monitor the southwest border.
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Tracking travelers
The Transportation Security Administration will soon launch its Registered Traveler pilot program at five airports.
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TSA puts project management on vitamins
Doubling in size, Project Control Office boosts focus on business practices
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Comings and goings
Allan Holmes, Stephen Rohleder, Stephen Kalish, Charles Durkin, Peter Kendall, Clark Masters, Karl Reichelt
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E-voting skeptics rally for paper
With the next presidential election less than five months away, Rep. Rush Holt (D-N.J.) led a rally last week at the Cannon House Office Building in Washington, D.C., to heighten the sense of urgency for e-voting paper-trail legislation.
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Standardizing health records
The administration's health IT coordinator says feds will help develop interoperability standards for the healthcare industry.
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