People
Reagan National tests explosive detector
The pilot program will test a scanner designed to find explosive residue on boarding passes or driver's licenses.
Digital Government
Smart card use grows
Federal agencies are moving toward large-scale adoption of smart cards for identification, according to the latest survey from the Government Accountability Office.
People
DigitalNet hires TSA exec
Michael Przepiora, director of solutions delivery for the Transportation Security Administration, will become a vice president at DigitalNet.
Digital Government
NASA prepares BlackBerry backup
With yet another hurricane aimed at Florida, NASA is working on a system that will let staffers communicate directly without the agency's network.
People
TSA puts wait times online
A new portion of the Transportation Security Administration's Web site publishes security checkpoint wait times.
People
TSA launches Secure Flight
The new system replaces the controversial CAPPS II program for screening air travelers.
Digital Government
Social services hit privacy snag
HUD officials modify standards for data on homeless population
People
Policy group proposes records management portal
The project, dubbed Toolkit, may launch as early as fiscal year 2005.
Digital Government
Lockheed, Harris battle for ERA supremacy
The two companies will compete to design a blueprint for the Electronic Records Archives program.
People
No-Fly motions argued
A hearing investigates if a federal court has jurisdiction for a class-action lawsuit involving TSA's No-Fly list.
People
Oracle tracks NASA waste
A NASA center uses an Oracle program with RFID, temperature sensors and databases to manage hazardous materials.
Digital Government
Security amendment approved
A measure that would make cybersecurity an integral part of IT acquisition plans survived as part of legislation passed by Congress.
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