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DHS seeks cybersecurity capability infoThe Homeland Security Department has requested information from vendors on how they can help the department with the EINSTEIN and TIC cybersecurity programs.(Posted July 21, 2008)
House defeats paper ballot fundingPrivacy advocates are not happy that the House decided not to fund an effort to provide a paper-based backup system to electronic voting.(Posted July 21, 2008)
Full medical jacketThe military’s personal health record projects — which aim for convenience, lower costs and better health outcomes — are shaking up deeply rooted business processes.(Posted July 21, 2008)
OMB claims progress on HSPD-12In its latest implementation progress report, the Office of Management and Budget says agencies have made significant strides .(Posted July 18, 2008)
Telework’s weak linkTelework programs can provide plenty of perks, but they can also be a breeding ground for security risks. (Posted July 14, 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)
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)
How secure is your COOP?Contingency planners, such as New York’s William Pelgrin, must balance recovering quickly from a disaster with recovering safely.(Posted June 23, 2008)
Bush leads biometric pushA new presidential directive requires agencies to create standards for sharing biometric data.(Posted June 16, 2008)
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