Coast Guard says budget request will delay Deepwater

A project to upgrade the Coast Guard’s aging fleet will fall behind schedule if it does not receive more than the $500 million slated for it in the president’s 2004 budget request, a Coast Guard spokeswoman said Tuesday.

• Amelia Gruber
• February 4, 2003

IT fund biggest budget priority for GSA

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 4, 2003

White House demands results from IT spending

• Maureen Sirhal
• February 3, 2003

Tech Insider: Leading by example

• Shane Harris
• February 1, 2003

INS extends deadline for foreign student tracking system

• Kellie Lunney
• January 30, 2003

The worm that turned: A new approach to hacker hunting

Last weekend, federal agencies narrowly escaped damage from the latest computer "worm." In June 2001, a similar incident forever changed the way the feds hunt down the hackers who unleash such viruses.

• Shane Harris
• January 29, 2003

Senators seek to restore cuts in e-gov programs

• National Journal
• January 28, 2003

Defense sees role for 'open source' software

• Bara Vaida
• January 28, 2003

Government largely spared in latest cyberattack

• Shane Harris
• January 27, 2003

Senate slashes $40 million from e-government fund

• Amelia Gruber
• January 24, 2003

Senate moves to block Pentagon’s anti-terror data mining effort

• Shane Harris
• January 24, 2003

FBI, Defense in talks about controversial surveillance technology

• Shane Harris
• January 22, 2003

Bush seeks nearly $60 billion in new IT spending

President Bush will ask Congress for $59 billion in new information technology spending when he submits his 2004 budget proposal next month, $6 billion more than last year's request.

• Shane Harris
• January 21, 2003

Defense office focuses on 'operational experimentation'

• William New
• January 21, 2003

OPM contracts out federal career Web site

The company that runs the most popular online job search site will take over the federal government’s central jobs Web site, the Office of Personnel Management announced this week.

• Brian Friel
• January 17, 2003

More than 300 foreigners apprehended in biometric searches

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 16, 2003

Critical infrastructure chief leaves Commerce post

• National Journal
• January 16, 2003

Homeland IT costs may be understated, GAO warns

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 14, 2003

Head of anti-terrorism panel wary of data mining

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 13, 2003

Pay, purchasing, technology top new House chairman’s agenda

Pay-for-performance measures, procurement reform, and improved technology systems will all see a renewed focus as Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., takes the helm of the House Government Reform Committee.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 10, 2003