Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity office bill gains steam
A House subcommittee approved a bill to create a National Cybersecurity Office in the Homeland Security Department.
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DHS should boost CIO, experts say
DHS should have its CIO report directly to the secretary and deputy secretary, officials tell Congress.
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TopOff exercise heads off virtual terrorists
Emergency workers respond to new and imagined threats.
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Cooper urges political replacement
The next chief information officer of the Homeland Security Department should be a political appointee, outgoing CIO Steve Cooper says.
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Stephan proposed for DHS job
Robert Stephan has been nominated to be an assistant secretary and designated as an acting undersecretary, too.
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Hewitt made DHS deputy CIO
Rear Adm. Ronald Hewitt was assistant commandant of the Coast Guard.
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Secure Flight hits turbulence from feds
Both the Government Accountability Office and the Homeland Security Department's inspector general criticized the program.
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Cooper out of the frying pan
Steve Cooper, the Homeland Security Department's first chief information officer, submitted his resignation April 4.
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TSA chief out in June
David Stone will step down as the Transportation Security Administration's leader.
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Homeland Security CIO to depart
Steve Cooper submitted his resignation on April 4 and he plans to leave sometime this month.
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Rosenzweig to chair DHS privacy group
The Homeland Security Department's Data Privacy and Integrity Advisory Committee held its inaugural meeting today.
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DHS puts out interim plan
The Interim National Preparedness Goal explains how government should work with nongovernmental organizations and the public during large-scale disasters.
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US-VISIT exit choice forthcoming
Homeland Security officials say they will pick an exit-tracking procedure within 60 days.
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Topoff 3 readies for WMD
The latest terrorism response exercise in the Top Officials series will include participants from Canada and the United Kingdom.
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Acquisition plan coming for DHS
Homeland Security Department officials say their new acquisition strategy should be ready soon.
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GAO: Secure Flight concerns remain
The Transportation Security Administration has made a lot of progress, but more remains before August launch.
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IG: TSA let down privacy guard
Policies were not enforced during the 2004 transfer of passenger data.
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IG sees minimal progress for US-VISIT
The DHS inspector general predicted that US-VISIT success would take at least five to 10 years to achieve.
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