Homeland IT costs may be understated, GAO warns

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 14, 2003

Head of anti-terrorism panel wary of data mining

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 13, 2003

Pay, purchasing, technology top new House chairman’s agenda

Pay-for-performance measures, procurement reform, and improved technology systems will all see a renewed focus as Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., takes the helm of the House Government Reform Committee.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 10, 2003

New Senate chair voices concerns on information sharing, cybersecurity

• William New
• January 10, 2003

Energy management systems to go online

• National Journal
• January 9, 2003

White House tech officials race to build security system

• Bara Vaida
• January 9, 2003

House GOP chooses Davis to lead Government Reform Committee

• Mark Wegner
• January 9, 2003

Bush announces pick for homeland CIO

• National Journal
• January 8, 2003

Research firm predicts significant increase in IT outsourcing

• National Journal
• January 8, 2003

National cybersecurity plan omits industry mandates

• Bara Vaida and William New
• January 6, 2003

Top Los Alamos administrators resign

• National Journal
• January 3, 2003

Lobbyists detail top tech policy items

• Bara Vaida
• January 3, 2003

IT systems key to success of homeland department

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 2, 2003

White House defends selection process for e-gov projects

• Maureen Sirhal
• December 20, 2002

Inspector general blames top FBI officials for technology failures

• Shane Harris
• December 20, 2002

No cyberterrorism—yet—says security chief

• Shane Harris
• December 20, 2002

Report criticizes administration's e-gov efforts

• Maureen Sirhal
• December 19, 2002

Federal agencies slip slightly on customer satisfaction survey

• Amelia Gruber
• December 17, 2002

Ex-Defense officials form investment fund for small tech firms

• William New
• December 13, 2002

E-government projects aim to simplify paperwork for feds

• Amelia Gruber
• December 13, 2002