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US-VISIT: Sizing up a challenge
US-VISIT will bring the latest biometric technology to one of the most visible homeland security programs
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Trial by fire
Realistic stress testing is essential when launching online services, experts say
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NARA plots ambitious e-archiving system
By the end of this year, NARA expects to release an RFP for its Electronic Records Archives program
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Grants.gov enters final test phase
Officials at the Department of Health and Human Services are putting the finishing touches on Grants.gov
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The homeland security shellgame
Systems integrators find new business opportunities are tough to uncover
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Biometric-based passport in the works
The State Department is developing a passport that contains biometric technology to authenticate the identities of U.S. citizens who travel abroad
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Cisco hands diplomas to Army reservists
Seventeen Army reservists have become Cisco Certified Network Associates after completing free training
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OPM to search for bogus credentials
OPM will train personnel managers to spot bogus academic credentials.
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Getting into the spirit of things
The national Transportation Worker Identification Credential initiative will provide a common employee ID card
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Army getting to the heart of the matter
Military seeking detection system for medicine, urban combat
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TWIC: One step at a time
TWIC is a multiphase endeavor to provide a common employee ID card for some 12 million transportation workers
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intercepts
Military Industrial Complexities; I Want My I-TV; AKO Backup Online; IG Report MIA; Shea's Joint View
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DHS tests portal for tracking cargo
DHS has launched a Web portal that shippers will use to disclose what they are importing before they even dock at a U.S. port
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DHS selects Dell for software
The Homeland Security Department has awarded a contract to Dell worth at least $110 million for a department-wide software license
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SAIC to build DHS architecture
Massive undertaking will require integrating the IT infrastructures of 22 agencies
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Rule limits anti-terror liability
Rule would limit the liability for companies providing anti-terrorism technologies to the federal government
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GSA drafts e-Authentication policy
It outlines four levels of assurance against which agencies must align transactions
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