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DHS awards $11.7 million for cyber researchThe Homeland Security Department made the awards in several research areas, including botnets and malware, scalable secure systems and cybersecurity metrics.(Posted August 13, 2008)
Study: IT research program deserves more resourcesConsistent research funding and bigger risk-taking may be needed for the United States to maintain information technology leadership, according to the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.(Posted July 31, 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)
Buzz of the Week: An inconvenient fiscal truthWill "I.O.U.S.A." make next year's FCW Movie Madness? Probably not, but the independent film doesn't shy away from discussing the United States' struggles with the budget, savings, trade and leadership.(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)
Senate nixes emergency census fundingThe Senate has eliminated $210 million in emergency supplemental funding that Commerce Department officials say they need to offset the 2010 census’ rising costs.(Posted June 27, 2008)
Telework: Good policy, better practiceThe more managers can test the continuity-of-operations plans in nonemergency situations, the better the organization will handle the real emergencies.(Posted June 23, 2008)
Accord might avert furloughsHouse leaders have reached an accord with the Bush administration on emergency funding for the war on terrorism.(Posted June 20, 2008)
GAO union optimistic about pay Bill to grant pay raises to hundreds of GAO employees who were denied them under the agency’s restructured pay system might become law.(Posted June 13, 2008)
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