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Report: Privacy compliance is uneven

Federal auditors find that government agencies don't put enough emphasis on Privacy Act requirements.

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TIA struggles continue

Intelligence officials say program scope is too broad

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Defense to test privacy training tool

Beta testing will soon start for a CD-ROM to teach spies and intelligence analysts about privacy laws.

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Intelligence officials: TIA is too broad

FBI and CIA officials tell a committee that the Terrorism Information Awareness project is too ambitious.

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Threat center defends itself

The Terrorist Threat Integration Center will get data to the proper people, the group's director tells House committees.

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Senate seeks TIA halt

The Senate may put a halt to the Defense Department's controversial Terrorism Information Awareness program

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Senate seeks TIA halt

The Senate is seeking to prevent DOD from spending further on its controversial Terrorism Information Awareness program.

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Senate holds up CAPPS funding

But appropriators unanimously approved a $29.3 billion spending bill for the Homeland Security Department

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A double-edged sword

In the post-Sept. 11 world, biometrics has finally managed to transform its image

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Wyden presses TIA probe

Legislator says he is not satisfied that DARPA has accounted for all of TIA's privacy and civil liberties issues

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DOD official criticizes DARPA on privacy

Privacy groups continue TIA opposition

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CAPPS II privacy notice delayed

TSA wants to ensure the accuracy of the document's wording and details

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CAPPS II faces scrutiny before funding

Appropriations bill amendment calls for much stricter review of the passenger screening system

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Oversight bringing TIA into check

DOD official says DARPA's vision exceeded its grasp of civil liberties concerns

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CAPPS II privacy notice revised

Homeland Security is issuing a revised privacy policy for its controversial passenger screening system

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HIPAA gives health industry a queasy feeling

The first deadline for protecting health data posed few problems, but greater challenges loom just ahead

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Entry/exit system plans criticized

GAO report points out gaps in plans for the entry/exit system, recently renamed U.S. VISIT

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Ashcroft defends search of library records

Lawmakers question electronic surveillance allowed under Patriot Act

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Scrutiny required

Editorial: DOD officials are saying everything that privacy advocates want to hear about the newly renamed Terrorism Information Awareness program

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Congress urged to eye privacy

TIA, CAPPS II get lawmaker focus