People
Removal of Web info concerns Democrats
Scientific information is being stricken from government Web sites because it does not support the administration's agenda, House Democrats have charged
Digital Government
FBI seeks help vs. cybercrime
FBI director calls on companies to report cyberattacks to help combat cybercriminals
People
Personal data travels far
GAO report shows the range personal information can travel once it is submitted to a federal agency
People
'Sensitive' label strikes nerve
Scientific leaders decry the labeling and withholding of "sensitive but unclassified" information
Digital Government
Sniper leaves a mark
Two fingerprint databases helped officials track down suspects in the Washington, D.C., sniper case
People
Device helps blind computer users 'see'
NIST tool creates 3-D version of a picture displayed on a computer screen
Digital Government
Database pools crime information
A St. Louis regional crime database is 'has the potential to be a quantum leap in crime fighting'
People
Bill casts out old voting machines
Congress OKs bill that funds new voting machines and improved voting procedures
Digital Government
A tough case to crack
How IT can, and cannot, aid law enforcement's search for a D.C.-area sniper
People
Adobe enhances PDF forms
Adobe is introducing advanced versions of the software many agencies use to create and read electronic forms
People
Tax firms cooperate to help IRS boost e-filing
Electronic tax preparation companies are free to collaborate on a project to offer free online tax preparation services to lower-income taxpayer
People
Task force urges distributed intelligence
Better information analysis and sharing are essential in the war against terrorism, but not a giant, central database
People
Energy feels the online squeeze
Access to science articles may close in face of concerns about commercial competition
Digital Government
Tax prep firms can collaborate
Justice says it's OK for tax preparation companies to form a consortium to offer free online services
People
Homeland urged to integrate info
But don't put the FBI in charge of domestic intelligence gathering and analysis, a task force advises Ridge
Digital Government
Hands-on lawmaking
Laws passed by Congress are likely to make biometric identification systems more common
Digital Government
Facing facts
Biometrics, seen as a future cornerstone of security, proves more difficult than feds anticipated
People
Radio deal to increase compatibility
The Justice and Treasury departments will spend up to $3 billion during the next five years to buy 30,000 compatible radios
People
Air Force pact builds global net
Northrop Grumman wins contract to build Global Transportation Network 21, which will track people and cargo in near-real time
Almost There!
Help us tailor content specifically for you: