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Louisiana gets a new CIOLouisiana names Edward Driesse to serve as its new chief information officer. (Posted July 23, 2008)
Report: States should prioritize e-recordsState governments should take enterprisewide approaches to ensure that their electronic records are properly preserved, according to a report from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers.(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)
GAO cites problems with response toolsUrban fire, police and emergency response personnel do not have the equipment to accurately and quickly identify and respond to the release of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear materials, according to the Government Accountability Office.(Posted June 30, 2008)
BBN field tests portable translatorBBN Technologies has developed a translation device that enables a two-way dialogue between speakers of different languages. (Posted June 23, 2008)
A new life for talk-to-text?Efforts of speech-recognition developers could pay off as a smart application for smart phones.(Posted June 23, 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)
Missouri to build interface for Real IDThe Homeland Security Department will pay Missouri $17 million to develop the "verification hub" that states will use to verify documents presented in the Real ID application process.(Posted June 20, 2008)
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