People
Task force to aid homeland planning
Richard Clarke, Warren Rudman part of leadership team to help federal and local agencies coordinate homeland security organization
Acquisition
OMB seeking competitive option
OMB is examining a streamlined competition process to replace direct conversions
People
Business case has CAPPS at risk
OMB has 'spotlight' on TSA's proposed system to screen airline passengers
People
Agencies search for new project managers
The federal government could soon be hanging out a help-wanted sign for project managers
Digital Government
Not your father's IAC
Industry group seeks to redefine its role as government adviser
People
Agencies short on project managers
Mark Forman says the government may need to go on a big hiring push this summer
People
IRS facing 'moment of truth'
Nominee for commissioner says milestones are key in future of IRS modernization efforts
People
Infrastructure protection looking for home
White House, Homeland officials discussing where and how to handle critical infrastructure protection
Digital Government
Putnam to continue security grading
Congressman will continue Horn's practice of grading agencies on information security practices and policies
People
Treasury loses IT staff to homeland efforts
While the Homeland Security Department is coming together, other federal departments are falling apart
Digital Government
OMB to require more reviews
Agencies must evaluate the effectiveness of their information security programs periodically throughout the year
People
E-gov progress slow
Although a handful of the 24 e-government initiatives are on track, many are experiencing varying levels of success
People
Success varying for e-gov initiatives
But almost all of the 24 initiatives have achieved at least the first goal of putting a tool or portal online
People
OMB honing privacy guidance
New privacy guidance will highlight changes set out in the E-Government Act
People
OMB, DHS working on privacy
Concerns arise as new information systems and sharing mechanisms are developed
Digital Government
Security board eliminated
The Bush administration has eliminated a panel that brought together top officials from every agency to address security issues
People
E-archiving still lacks enforcement
Millions of records could be lost because archiving policies have not been enforced
Digital Government
Industry given say on architecture
OMB has asked the Industry Advisory Council to serve as the primary venue through which vendors can provide input on the government's enterprise architecture strategy
People
Treasury names Ladner new CIO
The Treasury Department has named a new chief information officer, Drew Ladner, who will start March 10
Digital Government
Filling the cybersecurity void
Administration looking to replace the now-defunct Critical Infrastructure Protection Board
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