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White House updates federal e-gov site

The White House today launched a revamped Web site for e-government projects, organizing information about the 25 Quicksilver initiatives under one portal.<br>

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Liability concerns chill industry participation

Industry is fretting potential liability issues tied to interaction with the ISACs

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News Briefs

Treasury hires new CIO; Transportation fills CIO post; Navy bolsters CIO staff; Networx to replace FTS 2001

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DOD puts security onus on commanders

Pentagon officials are making individual commanders accountable for protecting data that passes through their systems

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TSA awards passenger screening contract

System will perform background checks, combing government and commercial databases to assess the risk posed by airline passengers

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Get with the program

Agencies tap skilled program, project managers to help fix troubled systems

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Homeland preps IT buys

Procurement process will get under way in next six weeks

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Management Briefs

Bill targets fed recruiting; No quick recruiting fix

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Defense Department ahead of the game

DOD implement training for information technology project and program management years ago

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Army issues Future Combat solicitations

Army officials issued requests for proposals for the development and demonstration phase of its Future Combat Systems

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Intercepts

Wireless Policy Coming Soon?; Novel View of Cyberwar; DARPA's Cannonball Run

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DOD wages financial management war

Agency nears completion of financial enterprise architecture

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GSA puts eTravel in express lane

GSA wants one major federal agency to be using the coming Web-based eTravel system by December

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Good information: The key to good security

On the battlefield, having good information about an adversary's aims, resources and movements, as well as the deployment of your own forces and defenses, can be a decisive advantage.

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E-archiving still lacks enforcement

Millions of records could be lost because archiving policies have not been enforced

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Fielding a 'prevent' defense

New security products aim to stop cyberattacks before they inflict damage

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Health care relief?

Bureaucratus column: This legislation could help feds save more than $500 a year

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Commander leads digital troops

One colonel already is virtually commanding thousands of digital Objective Force troops

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Air Mobility Command consolidates e-mail

Standardization, storage topped to-do list

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Agency acquisition chiefs on deck

Rep. Davis intends to introduce legislation to create an acquisition chief in every federal agency