Panel seeks to protect agencies from information sharing risks

• Greta Wodele
• September 25, 2003

Tech coordinators for Homeland Security face challenges

• Chloe Albanesius
• September 23, 2003

Government and tech industry release security recommendations

• Shane Harris
• September 23, 2003

OPM estimates of e-gov savings may be unrealistic

• Amelia Gruber
• September 23, 2003

Building a Bench

In an effort to crack the federal market, a software firm goes all-out to add some very big names to its roster of advisers.

• Shane Harris
• September 23, 2003

Homeland Security misses reporting deadlines

The Homeland Security Department has missed deadlines set by the House Appropriations Committee to assess the cost, scope and timetable for technology-related projects, according to committee aides.

• Greta Wodele
• September 18, 2003

National 'cyber summit' planned to aid federal outreach

• William New
• September 16, 2003

Playing Both Sides

When it comes to winning the government’s business, it’s not just what you know, but whom you know that matters.

• Shane Harris
• September 16, 2003

Government unveils computer emergency response team

• Drew Clark
• September 15, 2003

'NET Guard:' An idea still waiting for its time to come

• Chloe Albanesius
• September 15, 2003

Commerce under pressure to clean up giant Web database

• William New
• September 12, 2003

Executive at Internet security firm likely nominee for cyber chief

• Ted Leventhal
• September 11, 2003

House e-government provision falls $44M short of Bush request

• Amelia Gruber
• September 10, 2003

Senate panel seeks to move funds for e-archives to Amtrak

• Ted Leventhal
• September 10, 2003

Agencies face hurdles in implementing 'smart cards'

• Greta Wodele
• September 9, 2003

Calling Baghdad

An Arab cell phone provider hopes to win a telecommunications license from the U.S. government.

• Shane Harris
• September 9, 2003

Contractor challenges e-travel bid process

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 8, 2003

Lawmakers grill top cyber official at Homeland Security

• Greta Wodele
• September 4, 2003

Bush selects career civil servant as new e-gov leader

President Bush on Wednesday announced that he plans to nominate Karen Evans, the Energy Department’s chief information officer, as the federal government’s technology chief.

• Amelia Gruber
• September 3, 2003

GAO: Federal, local agencies do not effectively share terrorism intelligence

• David McGlinchey
• September 2, 2003