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  • Nov 06, 2006
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FEATURES

Baghdad reduced to bytes
Some experts question whether the Defense Department is overreaching with a simulation of Baghdad that tries to model most human factors

IAC facebook
This year’s IAC Executive Committee embodies the high-level expertise that is essential to good government and the advancement of the IT industry



NEWS

Voters are caught in an e-voting quandary
Are elections officials naive about e-voting, or are critics just pushing the wrong buttons?

DOD gives Internet balloting another try

Circuit

Intercepts

COMMENT

Editorial: E-voting: The need for paper
Information technology has an important role to play in voting, particularly after the 2000 presidential vote and the infamous hanging chads

Letters

Guerra: Quit the monopoly talk



MANAGEMENT

Flu worries create urgency for planning
Federal agencies need to account for uninfected teleworkers, experts warn

GAO urges action on clearances

Burton takes a new angle on procurement

TECHNOLOGY

On the road to a better security blueprint
The linking of threat management and EA design could yield huge potential benefits

SpyForce-AI protects against insider threats

The Pipeline

Technology briefs


BUSINESS

Business sector, states seek e-cycling solutions
Lawmakers, recyclers are closely monitoring current programs to reach uniform approach

$300M contract will test limits of 8(a) capabilities

POLICY

Defense rethinks its wireless needs
DOD seeks new policies and technologies to stay ahead of surging spectrum demand

Trust is the focus of ELC brainstorming

New spectrum policies could follow switch to digital TV

A business case for cybersecurity spending

FlipSide

Worst congressional Web sites

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    Why zero trust is having a moment

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