Best in show
The winners and near-winners at FOSE 2007.
A tangled web we weaved
Who rules the site? Public affairs, the CIO ' or both?
The long road toward standard configuration
Shift could take a year, but benefits await.
Wherefore art thou?
The federal Real ID program to help states develop secure biometric driver's licenses that also serve as proof of citizenship or legal residence will require major work on back-end systems.
Wash. to pilot biometric card
Project with DHS to test license that could meet Real ID and passport card standards
DHS undersecretary Foresman prepares to leave
DHS secretary Michael Chertoff today accepted the resignation of George Foresman, undersecretary for preparedness.
NASA awards half of SEWP contracts to small businesses
NASA awarded 45 IT governmentwide acquisition contracts yesterday to 37 vendors, half of which are small businesses.
Much work remains in IPv6 transition
As agencies approach the final stretch of their transition to IPv6 network backbones, much of the guidance they will be relying on remains to be finished.
Conn., Va. to get the call from Reverse 911
Cities, towns and counties in Connecticut and Virginia will be able to send recorded messages to thousands of people in the event of an emergency using Reverse 911 technology.
Coming soon: IPv6 applications
Vendors and evangelists at the U.S. IPv6 Summit are beating the drums for the network serving up device-agnostic services and applications promised by the new generation of Internet protocols.
ODNI, DOD release IT security standardization policies
ONDI and DOD today released the seven areas of certification and accreditation for information technology systems that they will standardize.
Kim Nelson | Feds are on the right track to Vista
Microsoft's partnership in developing Vista with government's input will hold the company squarely responsible for delivering the best business value.
IPv6 transition: All deliberate speed
IPv6 is 'absolutely essential' to the Defense Department, Maj. Gen. Dennis Moran told an audience at the U.S. IPv6 Summit in Reston, Va.
Navy anti-terror IT work goes to Serco
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center has chosen Serco to provide engineering and technical services for integrated surveillance and intelligence systems that protect ships and infrastructure at Navy ports through a new deal.
DHS, Wash. state clear hybrid Real ID/passport card
The Homeland Security Department and Washington state have agreed to launch a pilot program, under which upgraded driver's licenses could potentially function as valid proof of U.S. citizenship at border crossings.
Air Force taps Raytheon for Global Broadcast Services modification
A contract modification for an Air Force project has been awarded to Raytheon Co.'s Intelligence and Information Systems unit.
William Jackson | Focus on the data
A panel of current and former federal officials discussed IT security last week, and there was little more than a passing reference to regulatory compliance.
Intel chief boosts clout of acquisition office
Director of national intelligence Mike McConnell today unveiled the new position of deputy director for acquisition within his office.
Interoperability fund allocation will be adaptable, DHS vows
DHS plans to release details soon on how it will allocate to states a new $1 billion fund designated for interoperable public safety communications.
New Army medical system easier to navigate
The Army's Medical Communications for Combat Casualty Care program has new software designed to make it easier for medical units to keep their supplies stocked.
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