People
Bush seeks 'big picture'
Homeland Security Department would serve as central data clearinghouse
Digital Government
Privacy law experts for hire
An abundance of privacy legislation is spawning contract privacy practitioners
Digital Government
Software sorts out suspect phone data
PatternTracer aids investigators seeking clues
People
INS broadens fingerprint scanning
Plans call for electronic fingerprint scanners at airports this summer to check thousands of foreign visitors
People
Guidelines open data, Web to FBI
New guidelines let FBI tap commercial databases and search the Internet for evidence of terrorist activity
People
Carnivore bites off too much
The Internet spyware intercepted so much unrelated e-mail that the FBI stopped using it and might have destroyed information it collected related to the terrorists
People
FirstGov revs search engine
The new FirstGov search engine will be formally unveiled June 3 by the GSA administrator
People
FBI to build data warehouse
The FBI has selected 'investigative data warehousing' as a key technology to use in the war against terrorism
People
Fast ready to rev up FirstGov
New search engine will be formally unveiled June 3 on the government Web portal
People
FBI needs tech for new mission
In announcing overhaul of bureau, director says IT and training are critical
People
Carnivore bites off too much
FBI aimed spyware at terrorists' e-mail, but intercepted nontargeted transmissions
People
Mixed messages
Polls by Gartner Inc. and AAMVA came up with different findings in surveys of attitudes about a national ID system
People
A critical difference
More secure driver's licenses are not national ID cards, say exasperated officials at the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
People
Users to FirstGov: We'll be back
Visitors to the redesigned government portal are giving it much higher marks than its predecessor
People
Forman: E-gov good for privacy
E-government chief continues push to eliminate duplicate services and data collection
Digital Government
USPS to simplify intranet, save millions
USPS says it will save $200 million during the next five years by substantially simplifying its internal computer network
People
Law beefs up security at borders
Border security bill requires foreign visitors to carry high-tech visas and passports, mandates computer tracking of visiting students and improves access to electronic databases
People
FBI counting on IT vs. terrorism
In reorganization, the bureau is beefing up on computer specialists and centralized information analysis
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