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DHS integration: Who's doing what
Officials at the Homeland Security Department aren't tackling information technology infrastructure as a single, global integration project, but instead have delegated a series of integration tasks to contractors.
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Georgia to build student data system
The goal is to develop a system that will extract the XML-compliant student data from the local school district systems.
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Privacy safeguard proves elusive
Agencies still just starting to design machine-readable privacy policies
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Federal track record
How will the government's IT infrastructure be viewed four years from now?
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Deal awarded for DOD, FBI security plan
Knowledge Consulting Group will update security guidelines, identify potential security lapses and provide support.
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DOD practices prevention through IT
New system promises breakthroughs in use of medical information
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Others also standing guard
A cybersecurity early warning system that comes out of the National Cyber Security Summit task force deliberations will not stand alone.
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Silicon Valley firms test fed waters
Five start-ups hope to pique interest in their IT solutions
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Process re-engineering back again
Business process re-engineering, an approach to automation that had fallen out of favor for being too unwieldy, is gaining new credence with the integration of the Homeland Security Department.
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DARPA awards network security deal
Computer Systems Center Inc. will get $8.7 million to study the feasibility of dynamic network security access.
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DHS proposal seeks HR flexibility
New regs would link pay, performance and create occupational clusters
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Changing the odds
We have heard many times from government officials that the war on terror is unlike any war this nation has fought.
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Security vendor caters to new mission
Terry Flyntz is counting on one thing when it comes to selling technology to the federal government ? the fear that people can't be trusted.
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