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New polling gear gets rave reviews from Georgia voters
Georgia voters who participated in an electronic voting pilot project Nov. 6 endorsed the technology by an overwhelming margin, according to an exit poll conducted by the secretary of state.
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FBI fixes focus on technology
Overhaul calls for cybercrime division, chief technology officer and records management office
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Clarke presses industry on security
The White House is calling on industry for help in strengthening the state of cybersecurity
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E-gov tops CIO challenges
Federal IT managers rank technology and cultural changes for e-government as their top concerns
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Defense IT funding approved
Committee approves Defense appropriations bill, but veto may loom over anti-terrorism funding
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System lands role in biowar
An early warning system will detect biological terrorism using the Internet to analyze data and spot threats
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Congress mulls ID cards
As the nation arms, it is evident that some high-tech weapons are two-edged swords
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Online learning unplugged
Review: 360Sync allows students to work off-line and sync up later with an online learning system
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Security as a fringe benefit
Navy intranet rollout creates a 'defensible network structure,' limits vulnerabilities
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More federal help needed
Local governments want more federal money to complement their own investments
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A look at future homeland security technology
Knowledge management, electronic surveillance, biometric shield
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Some vendors at the ready
Integration executives say they have a head start on homeland security
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Breaking down barriers
State Department visa program may serve as model for cross-government data sharing
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A search for solutions
Editor's letter: A groundswell has formed in the nation's capital to spend large sums of money on information technology
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