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Hawley: Secure Flight set to take off The Transportation Security Administration's Secure Flight program should be online in some form by January, the agency's administrator said today.(Posted July 22, 2008)
Q&A: Upcoming defense IT challengesJohn Hendler, former chief scientist for information systems at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, weighs in on NMCI's upcoming challenges.(Posted July 21, 2008)
Senate committee approves Coast Guard spending billThe Senate Appropriations Committee has approved a fiscal 2009 spending bill that would allow the Coast Guard to hire more acquisition employees to oversee the Integrated Deepwater System.(Posted July 15, 2008)
DHS' blended workforce worries senatorsA report by the Senate Appropriations Committee urges the Homeland Security Department to find a better balance between public- and private-sector employees.(Posted July 10, 2008)
Lawmaker: Improve emergency systemsThe chairman of a House subcommittee says the next administration should make improving emergency communications a top priority for the Homeland Security Department.(Posted July 9, 2008)
TWIC status checkA final rule for the card readers has not yet been published.(Posted July 7, 2008)
New DHS rule would collect more info The Homeland Security Department might demand additional information from importers and carriers that ship cargo to U.S. ports.(Posted July 7, 2008)
Commerce versus securityThe debate about screening shipping containers is one problem that current technology is not going to solve.(Posted July 7, 2008)
No easy path to integrated MDAChallenges in developing a collaborative maritime domain awareness system for better homeland security are many.(Posted July 7, 2008)
Coast Guard fuses data sourcesThe Coast Guard uses a Trusted Computer Solutions product that received accreditation at the top-secret and secret levels in 2006.(Posted July 7, 2008)
In search of safe harborThe complexities of port facilities make maritime domain awareness one of the biggest challenges in homeland security.(Posted July 7, 2008)
DHS passes $1B spending mark on SBIA new GAO report outlines the Homeland Security Department's spending on the border security program and finds that DHS has spent far more money than previously reported.(Posted July 2, 2008)
TSA set to examine TWIC card readersThe Transportation Security Administration has issued a notification to vendors asking for information on products that could meet the standards for biometric card readers.(Posted June 24, 2008)
Bill would defer award fees from DHSRep. Thompson's measure would direct the Homeland Security Department to ensure contractors do their work before they get extra money in award fees.(Posted June 24, 2008)
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