Author Archive

Teri Rucker

Defense

Budget cuts curtail NIST cybersecurity work, other programs

Teri Rucker
February 13, 2004

Defense

Lawmakers want full assessment of terrorism risks

Teri Rucker
February 12, 2004

Tech

Across the Spectrum

Michael Gallagher of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration takes on the challenge of overseeing federal agencies' use of the nation's airwaves.

Teri Rucker
January 20, 2004

News

User-fee structure may jeopardize Patent Office improvements

Teri Rucker
December 8, 2003

Defense

Science agency set for budget boost

Teri Rucker
December 4, 2003

Defense

Think tank debate focuses on counterterrorism tools

Teri Rucker
October 21, 2003

Defense

Officials voice concern about threats to key facilities

Teri Rucker
September 4, 2003

Tech

Commerce issues plan to reorganize technology agencies

Teri Rucker
July 17, 2003

Defense

Senate Commerce Committee backs spectrum trust fund

Teri Rucker
June 26, 2003

News

Industry wary of spectrum reform

Teri Rucker
June 20, 2003

News

Panel plans to tweak Homeland Security Department Act

Teri Rucker
March 28, 2003

Defense

Homeland nominee praised at confirmation hearing

Teri Rucker
January 24, 2003

Tech

Bush science advisers contemplate technology transfer

Teri Rucker
December 12, 2002

Defense

Officials worried about ability to inform public of terrorism

Teri Rucker
November 6, 2002

Management

Union, activists urge GSA to suspend WorldCom

Teri Rucker
October 30, 2002

Management

Government not at odds with entrepreneurs, report says

Teri Rucker
October 3, 2002

News

Spending bills include multiple tech provisions

William New and Teri Rucker
September 20, 2002

News

Politicking delays FCC nomination again

Teri Rucker
September 16, 2002

Defense

Lawmaker outlines priorities for homeland security legislation

Teri Rucker
August 26, 2002

Tech

Democrats spar with Ashcroft over agency information sharing

As the nation's attorney general came before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday to extol the benefits of information sharing among federal agencies, Senate Democrats cautioned that the information could be mishandled and harm American citizens.

Teri Rucker
July 25, 2002