Digital Government
IRS gets new privacy advocate
A former privacy analyst for the Office of Management and Budget is now with the Internal Revenue Service.
People
Snapshots of history
Nuala O'Connor Kelly's office may not be imposing or have a window, but every available surface is covered with her history
People
Feds avoid Blaster
The Internet worm snarling computers nationwide last week amounted to much ado about nothing for federal agencies
People
Forman leaving for money
The man responsible for many e-gov initiatives says he's leaving government to get paid more
People
Feds to define solutions architect
Agencies agree that a solutions architect applies business and technical enterprise architecture to a specific system or function
People
DHS rushes to finish tech plan
By week's end, the Homeland Security Department wants to finish the document that will define the future of the agency's information technology and business structure
People
Committee approves records budget
House Appropriations members boosted the Electronic Records Archives budget by $22 million for fiscal 2004
People
Early bird avoids the worm
Most federal agencies applied a patch for the vulnerability last month
Digital Government
IRS automates patch update
The Internal Revenue Service uses an automatic software distribution solution from Tivoli to not only push out new applications to users across the country but also to push out patches and other security solutions
People
OMB plans outsourcing crash courses
Agencies confused about how to implement Bush's competitive sourcing plans
Acquisition
IRS delays tax database ? again
Agency brings in consultant to evaluate the progress of the project
People
Improving in-sourced jobs
Performance of jobs deemed inherently governmental remain a concern
People
Info management may cost $1.3B
The demands of homeland security will force federal agencies to spend more to organize their information, according to a market researcher
Digital Government
CSC: Tax database should continue
The lead contractor and an oversight board member both say a project to build a new database for IRS customer accounts must go on.
People
Taxpayer database delayed ? again
Computer Sciences Corp. informs the Internal Revenue Service of delays that would push the launch of new database into summer 2004.
Digital Government
New guidance for incident reporting
DHS and OMB will outline what cyber security incidents need to be reported
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