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• Amelia Gruber
• December 9, 2002

Homeland security budget boost not yet a reality

Technology firms are waiting for Uncle Sam to open the tap on a gusher of homeland security spending.

• Shane Harris
• December 6, 2002

Patent office unveils electronic application prototype

• National Journal
• December 6, 2002

Scientists seek revamped federal supercomputing effort

• Bara Vaida
• December 6, 2002

Defense to influence tech industry to develop systems useful to military

• William New
• December 5, 2002

New technologies key to Defense transformation, says official

• National Journal
• December 4, 2002

IRS promotes efforts to enable online tax filing

• Maureen Sirhal
• December 4, 2002

Homeland defense commander stresses 'need to share' information

• Molly M. Peterson
• December 3, 2002

E-government bill wins praise from tech officials

• Maureen Sirhal
• December 2, 2002

NASA, tech firms work toward remote Internet links

• Maureen Sirhal
• November 27, 2002

Tech industry speculates about candidates for security jobs

• Bara Vaida
• November 27, 2002

Homeland department could transform tech industry

• William New
• November 27, 2002

Intelligence experts pan call for domestic spying agency

• Drew Clark
• November 26, 2002

House chair raps INS technology investments

• National Journal
• November 25, 2002

Counterterrorism project assailed by lawmakers, privacy advocates

• Shane Harris
• November 25, 2002

Contractors act quickly to try to shape security agenda

• Maureen Sirhal
• November 25, 2002

Officials appeal for continued e-signature exemptions

• Maureen Sirhal
• November 22, 2002

White House science team outlines anti-terrorism focus

• Bara Vaida
• November 22, 2002

Officials aim to send Bush cybersecurity plan by year's end

• Bara Vaida
• November 21, 2002

Tech Insider: Total information unawareness

• Shane Harris
• November 20, 2002