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Ohio official blocks touch screen voting
Makers of electronic voting machines must fix security weaknesses before Ohio voters will be allowed to use them, a state official said.
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Treasury to expand info center
The department and industry partners plan to launch a new, expanded version of the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center.
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Council ideas save Air Force $4 million
Three commands consolidated PC purchases by following strategies developed by the Air Force Information Technology Council.
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DFAS gets a new Shine
Pat Shine will be acting director for the Defense Finance and Accounting Service.
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US-VISIT lacks privacy assessment, Lieberman says.
The Democratic co-author of the E-Gov Act says the entry/exit system's biometric components should have been considered from a privacy standpoint.
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Security groups look at community needs, security governance
Five task forces formed at the National Cyber Security Summit have until March 1 to develop measures.
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Industry groups release security tools
TechNet and the Information Technology Association of America rolled out cybersecurity evaluations for companies to use.
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Hardware coming for defense credentialing pilot
The military will distribute DCIS equipment to four companies.
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Corpus Christi port buys security technology
Adesta will get $1.8 million to install cameras, software, sensors and an access control system linked on a fiber network.
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Reclamation drops 'acting' from CIO's title
Randy Feuerstein is now the Bureau of Reclamation's CIO ? period.
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GAO sees weak discipline of DOD purchase offenders
The Defense Department often does not take strong enough disciplinary action against abusers of purchase cards, the General Accounting Office officials say.
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Lieberman blasts Bush on terrorist lists
The ranking Democrat on the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee says the administration is taking too long to merge watch lists.
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OMB wants 2004 to be a breakthrough year for e-gov
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to achieve "breakthrough performance," a top administrator says.<br>
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SF adopts crime mapping tool
Police in San Francisco use CrimeMAPS to plot crime data and filter it through geospatial layers.
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GSA may overhaul suspension database
A proposed rule would create a Web-based Excluded Parties List System
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Intelligence officials call for info-sharing organization
A federation or network of networks, is the cornerstone of the National Criminal Intelligence Sharing plan.
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USC to study terrorism and economics
The university will get $12 million in federal funding to establish the first Center for Excellence under a Homeland Security program.
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Utah eREP merges welfare systems
The Utah Cares is the first component of the state's Electronic Resource and Eligibility Product.
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