People

Letter: Reader displeased about use of RFID chips

This is sickening, [a radio frequency identification] chip the same as they use to implant into animals and now humans.

People

Lawmakers blast DHS' efforts to share intell with state, local partners

Some House Democrats say the department's Office of Intelligence and Analysis has made insufficient progress with the Interagency Threat Assessment and Coordination Group.

People

Editorial: The collaboration era

The real power of information comes when it is shared.

People

Letter: Stop stripping Americans of their privacy

A reader says we should enforce the laws already in place instead of finding new ways to take away Americans’ civil liberties.

People

Demand for hybrid driver's licenses high in Washington

The state has issued more than 2,000 new hybrid drivers license-passport cards in the past month, and 13,000 more people have signed up for them.

Digital Government

HIE's top state e-health agendas

Commonwealth Fund finds adoption, policy development key priorities

Digital Government

DOT to release RFI to develop networked roads, cars

The Transportation Department plans program to develop networked highways.

People

A new threat, a new institution: The fusion center

Rich Kelly, head of New Jersey’s Regional Operations Intelligence Center, is building a new type of facility to improve threat information-sharing and coordination.

People

FBI awards NGI contract to Lockheed Martin

Under the contract, potentially worth $1 billion, the company will develop the bureau's Next Generation Identification system.

People

Budget takes aim at Justice earmarks

Bush's request would consolidate state and local law enforcement assistance grants and boost funding for counterterrorism activities.

People

Web extra: How 311 works

Who do people call if they have a city tax question? In a growing number of cities, they call a 311 call center.

People

Dial 311

311 service is e-government with a different name.

People

ODNI releases standards for suspicious-activity reporting

They place fusion centers at the center of how information moves among local, state and federal law enforcement officials.

People

Pennsylvania gets new CIO

Brenda Orth succeeds Kristen Miller, who state officials said resigned to return to the private sector.

People

Orth named Pennsylvania's CIO

Brenda Orth is also the deputy secretary of information technology at the state Administration Department.

People

Air Force bases fight to claim Cyber Command

The center, which will focus on the country's cybersecurity, would bring in jobs and potentially millions of dollars in economic impact.

People

New national response plan focuses on partnerships

DHS says the document reflects lessons learned from hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

People

DHS preparing HSIN's 'next generation'

The department will consolidate its sensitive but unclassified networks to improve information sharing.

Digital Government

Open-source myth busters

Don’t let common misconceptions about freely distributed software derail your IT strategies

People

Real ID debate isn’t over

Homeland Security extends the deadline for full compliance to 2017