People
IRS deal cools debate about online services
The agreement also should increase the number of people who file taxes online, which benefits the IRS
Digital Government
Squeezing out the sparks
CIA to invest millions in developing software to sift through digital data
Digital Government
NASA tech chief defines new mission
NASA's acting chief information officer plans a dramatic overhaul of the space agency's computer architecture
People
Rethinking citizen services
New GSA office wrestles with changing nature of interaction with the public
People
IRS makes online tax prep deal
The IRS has agreed to stay out of the online tax preparation business in exchange for promise of free service to some taxpayers
People
Ashcroft: No central database for citizen tips
Amid growing concern over Operation TIPS the attorney general said that reports of suspicious activity would not be retained in a central database
People
Rep. Smith sounds cyberalarm
There is a 50 percent chance that the next time al Qaeda terrorists strike the U.S., it will include a cyberattack, Rep. Lamar Smith warned
People
Privacy still a priority, officials say
High-tech identification systems won't be allowed to undercut civil liberties, the CIO at the Office of Homeland Security said
People
Ashcroft offers TIPS assurances
Attorney general says reports of suspicious activity will not be retained in a central database
People
Al Qaeda cyber alarm sounded
Congressman warns that there is a 50 percent chance that the next terror strike will include a cyberattack
People
Official: Security won't hurt privacy
Office of Homeland Security CIO says high-tech identification systems won't be allowed to undercut civil liberties
People
FirstGov among 50 most useful
Yahoo Internet Life magazine includes the government Web portal among the '50 Most Incredibly Useful Web Sites'
People
FBI: Accelerated IT plan not realistic
The FBI has abandoned plans to complete an overhaul of its antiquated computer systems by December
People
USPS improves online postage
The Postal Service is rolling out an even easier version of PC Postage called NetStamps
People
FBI fingers problem system
The IDENT database of more than 4.5 million foreign visitors' fingerprints is likely to prove troublesome
People
Strategy sets off privacy alerts
Some worry that data collection and automated analysis will enable the government to intrude into private lives
Digital Government
A new line of inquiry
Pursuit of better search technology leads to Guided Navigation
People
FBI's Trilogy progress slow
It will take until 2004 to install the systems and software that enable agents to share information and easily search databases
Digital Government
FirstGov opens storefront
A newly organized shopping gateway debuts on the federal government's Internet portal
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