People
Latest info scrub worries public interest advocates
The Bush administration has ordered tighter controls on government information that could help terrorists
People
FBI record handling under fire
The FBI's computer systems are 'antiquated,' but it was poor performance by personnel that led to the FBI's failure to disclose more than 1,000 documents to lawyers defending Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, the Justice Department has concluded
People
House assails INS systems
Lawmakers: Approval of Sept. 11 terrorists' visas shows agency is 'worse than useless'
People
GSA to test Web usability
GSA has hired UserWroks Inc. to find out how to improve FirstGov, the federal Web portal
Digital Government
Debating e-gov: curtail or proceed?
A Pennsylvania congressman and OMB's Lorentz have different views on the impact of homeland security on e-government
People
Justice appoints new CIO
Attorney General John Ashcroft appointed Hitch to solve the Justice Department's computer woes
People
FBI record handling blamed
Computer systems are antiquated, but Justice inspector general pins blame for McVeigh case failures on personnel
Digital Government
INS details broken process
INS commissioner tells House panel that agency is ?big on information and small on technology
People
Privacy, security sides clash
Will more data and better technology achieve greater security? Experts sound off at security vs. privacy forum
People
Davis: Feds pin 508 rules on vendors
Rep. Tom Davis says agency procurement officials have devised ploys to shift Section 508 compliance responsibility to product vendors
People
Lawmaker slams INS management, IT
Congressman pushes legislation and blasts agency's computer systems, management
Digital Government
Ridge: Link driver's license, visa
The Office of Homeland Security is drafting model legislation to require that driver's licenses issued to non-citizens be tied to visas
People
New call goes out to split INS
Rep. Sensenbrenner pushes legislation and blasts agency's computer systems, management
People
Search engine pegged at $10.5 M
The search engine selected for FirstGov may cost more than $10.5 million during the next five years
People
FirstGov search returns surprise result
A Norwegian search engine offered 'the best technical solution' at 'an incredibly lower price,' for FirstGov
People
USPS unplugs e-mail biz
The Postal Service has decided to pull the plug on its secure e-mail business, PosteCS
People
IG report: Tracking system won't be ready
INS is almost certain to get an incomplete when the deadline for its automated student-tracking system arrives in January 2003
People
FirstGov pick stirs controversy
Search engine deal goes to AT&T Business Services and Oslo-based Fast Search & Transfer
People
USPS cancels secure e-mail biz
The Postal Service is pulling the plug on PosteCS, a service designed to securely deliver large digital files
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