People
DHS alumni get jobs
Asa Hutchinson, Patrick Hughes, Jack Johnson and Stewart Verdery have found new jobs.
Cybersecurity
Report seeks classification guidance
A new document co-written by a DARPA official calls for new federal guidelines that balance the need for greater security with society’s need for openness.
People
Critics call for immigration, customs merger
Some observers say merging Immigration and Customs Enforcement with Customs and Border Protection would improve operations and efficiency.
People
GAO urges agroterror coordination
Management problems among the Agriculture and DHS hamper their ability to respond quickly to disease outbreaks, GAO says.
People
$11B proposed for homeland tech
According to Input, the money would be spent in the transportation, border and port security sectors.
People
Senate blasts DHS funding plan
Members of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee worry their states will lose DHS dollars.
People
Group studies infrastructure security
A consortium of 24 cybersecurity organizations is researching ways to protect systems that control critical infrastructures.
Digital Government
Global Secure buys health IT firm
Virtual Alert was purchased for $20 million in cash and stock.
People
New York City holds hearings online
About 365 people participate in forums on public school funding
People
Justice shares its XML
DHS plans to adopt the Justice Department's Extensible Markup Language data model to improve data sharing.
People
Chertoff reviews DHS
The new DHS secretary will analyze the department's organization, policies and programs.
People
Resources lacking for border security
But the administration's proposed 2006 budget will help, says the Customs boss.
People
Lieberman seeks more DHS money
Sen. Joe Lieberman says the administration didn't seek enough homeland security money for fiscal 2006.
People
DHS, Justice work on XML
The Homeland Security Department will team with DOJ to use the Global Justice XML Data Model.
People
Census appoints privacy exec
Gerald Gates is the Census Bureau's first chief privacy officer.
Cybersecurity
Smart-card policy approved
The commerce secretary approved Federal Information Processing Standard 201.
Cybersecurity
GSA works on ID guide
The Identity Management Handbook for FIPS 201 will provide guidance on credentialing implementation.
People
DHS names privacy committee
The Homeland Security Department (DHS) announced the appointments of 20 members to the Data Privacy and Integrity Advisory Committee.
People
Leavitt sees interoperability
The world is entering the "the next frontier of human productivity," says the HHS chief.
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