Feds take minimal role in patching holes in cyberspace

• Neil Munro
• January 4, 2002

Move to digital government sparks state privacy concerns

• Bara Vaida
• January 3, 2002

FTC issues warnings to Internet marketers of bioterrorism products

• National Journal
• January 2, 2002

Report: Postal Service mismanaging e-commerce efforts

The Postal Service’s ability to harness the power of the Internet is being hampered by mismanagement, according to the General Accounting Office.

• Matthew Weinstock
• January 2, 2002

Federal critical infrastructure office reaches out to states

• Bara Vaida
• December 21, 2001

Congress clears Defense bill that includes emergency funding

• Liza Porteus
• December 21, 2001

House Immigration caucus pushes border-security bill

• Maureen Sirhal
• December 20, 2001

Defense bill tweaks procurement rules

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• December 20, 2001

Nation unprepared for cyber war, experts say

The United States is unprepared to defend itself against a serious cyber attack, according to a senior official at the National Security Agency.

• Joshua Dean
• December 19, 2001

Experts urge more progress on homeland defense

• Liza Porteus
• December 19, 2001

Judge lets some Interior employees back online

• Shane Harris
• December 18, 2001

Government is loosening its grip on the Internet

• William New
• December 14, 2001

Court-ordered blackout leaves Interior employees without Internet, e-mail

• Shane Harris
• December 14, 2001

House leader to push broad reform of info tech practices

• National Journal
• December 13, 2001

Defense inks deal to train more cybercrime fighters

• Joshua Dean
• December 13, 2001

Feds urge tech firms to assume cybersecurity leadership

• Liza Porteus
• December 12, 2001

Bush high-tech council to discuss terrorism at first meeting

• Bara Vaida
• December 12, 2001

State, local officials seek federal help on homeland security

• Bara Vaida
• December 11, 2001

Info tech outsourcing to double in five years, study says

• Shane Harris
• December 10, 2001

Lawmakers' emphasis on homeland defense continues

• K. Daniel Glover
• December 10, 2001