Modernization
In-Q-Tel head resigns
Just months after taking the position to lead CIA ventures, Yoran unexpectedly steps down, citing a desire to be home more.
People
Database to help prepare for disasters
OFPP is pushing for an online database consolidating disaster-related experts and contracts.
People
SBInet now a factor in immigration debate
Lawmakers may heighten oversight of the $2 billion Secure Border Initiative.
People
GAO: Treasury's report system falls short
The oversight agency recommends ways to develop the Governmentwide Financial Report System.
Digital Government
State and local IT budgets to grow
Input analysis suggests fed market growth will slow
Digital Government
Maryland university officials to discuss state's technology competitiveness
Summit will bring together business, education, research and technology leaders.
Digital Government
Wi-Fi to ride N.M. commuter rail
New Mexico officials have not finalized the details, but the service will likely be free.
Cybersecurity
N.Y. county throws cold water on hot spots
A law requires Internet cafes and other commercial entities to secure their wireless networks to prevent identity theft.
People
Lee: FEMA working on biz relationships
She said the agency is emulating DOD's practices before the 2006 hurricane season starts.
People
DHS, HHS make secret pact to share airline passenger info
The ACLU says the agreement could violate a deal with the European Union.
People
Staving off brain drain with a video camera
Also, Hurricane Katrina helped GAO learn to work more efficiently using a Web portal.
People
Remote Navajo community gets connected
Residents now have access to a range of Internet services, including VOIP phones.
Cybersecurity
Groundwork for cybersecurity R&D agenda begins
The National Science and Technology Council drafts a federal plan to improve research and development.
People
NASCIO calls for IT awards nominations
The program has 10 categories and is open to any state government IT program or system.
Digital Government
Panel says geospatial business line in flux
Many details have yet to be determined, experts said.
People
USGS updates A-76 schedule
The U.S. Geological Survey has reissued a presolicitation notice regarding a controversial competition for jobs that could put 250 USGS employees out of work.
Digital Government
Utah takes an integrated approach to human services
Software helps state agencies share information and provide benefits
Digital Government
States denounce federal pre-emption
Since 1990, Congress has enacted more than 117 laws that supersede states’ powers
Cybersecurity