OMB coaches technology vendors on how to sell to the government

• Joshua Dean
• February 6, 2002

IT budget invests heavily in homeland security, e-government

• Joshua Dean
• February 4, 2002

Systems Failure

• Joshua Dean
• February 1, 2002

E-Sign on the Dotted Line

• Joshua Dean
• February 1, 2002

President calls for major technology spending increase

• Shane Harris and Joshua Dean
• February 1, 2002

Senate bills seek to protect against cyberterrorism

• Joshua Dean
• January 28, 2002

Energy Department counters claims of weak nuclear security

• Joshua Dean
• January 24, 2002

Whistleblowers say nuclear labs unprepared for terrorist attacks

• Joshua Dean
• January 23, 2002

Safety of nuclear power plants under review

• Joshua Dean
• January 18, 2002

Online information could be aiding terrorists, FBI warns

• Joshua Dean
• January 18, 2002

Report: Agencies need to focus on cybersecurity now--or else

• Joshua Dean
• January 11, 2002

E-gov outpaces e-commerce in new survey

More than one-half of surveyed adults with access to the Internet visited federal, state or local government Web sites in 2001, according to a report released Wednesday.

• Joshua Dean
• January 9, 2002

Guide helps auditors assess computer security efforts

• Joshua Dean
• January 7, 2002

What Companies Want to Protect

• Shane Harris and Joshua Dean
• January 1, 2002

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

Defense inks deal to train more cybercrime fighters

• Joshua Dean
• December 13, 2001

Disaster and Recovery

• Joshua Dean
• December 1, 2001

Tops In Technology

• Joshua Dean
• December 1, 2001

‘Hacktivists’ choose sides in war on terrorism

• Joshua Dean
• November 30, 2001

Cyberspace a key battleground in homeland security effort

• Joshua Dean
• November 29, 2001