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CSIS explains the rise of domestic radicals
FIVE events during the fall of 2009 thrust concerns over "homegrown" terrorism—or extremist violence perpetrated by U.S. legal residents and citizens—into public view. A new CSIS report examines these five cases, situating them within the context of recent U.S. efforts to address domestic radicalization.
Tags: security , CSIS , Rick Nelson , workplace safety , IRS , Pentagon , mngt
Analyst: TSA pick can't come soon enough
President Barack Obama said he wants a former senior Army official with a career in intelligence to lead the Transportation Security Administration. The president announced his choice, retired Maj. Gen. Robert Harding, on Monday.
Tags: TSA , mngt , Robert Harding , Randall Larsen , Institute for Homeland Security
DHS ready to share insight under Open Government Initiative
The Administration has set four goals for its Open Government effort, calling them the "cornerstone of an open government."
Tags: mngt , transparency , Chris Cummiskey , leadership , best practices , homeland security
OMB taking a deeper look at data centers
Federal CIO Vivek Kundra will sign a memo requiring agencies to do another, more detailed survey of their data centers. Agencies also are working on a department-wide plan to consolidate these buildings.
Tags: technology , Vivek Kundra , Van Hitch , Richard Spires , Michael Duffy , OMB , Treasury , Justice , CIO Council , AFCEA , data center consolidation , cloud computing
DHS Bottoms Up Review stymies lawmakers
With a headcount of contractors who work for one of the largest federal agencies in hand yesterday, Sen. Joseph Lieberman (ID-Conn.), chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, began a review of the DHS fiscal year 2011 proposed budget.
Tags: FY 2011 budget , mngt , Bennie Thompson , House Homeland Security Committee , Congress
Napolitano blames hiring process for DHS contractor glut
There are more contractors than federal employees working at the Department of Homeland Security. Sec. Napolitano blames a federal hiring process that takes too long and costs too much.
Tags: mngt , P&B , Janet Napolitano , Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs , Joseph Lieberman , federal hiring , hiring process , Max Cacas
DorobekINSIDER: AFCEA Homeland Security Conference panel on cyber-security — the liner notes
Tags: Events , homeland security , management , Networks and telecom , OMB , regulation , technology , oversight , security , strategy
TSA managers to get secret intel
Transportation Security Officers are going to receive secret intelligence feeds so they can stop terrorists before they board airplanes. How will this work and will it slow down security lines even more?
Tags: mngt , security , TSA , TSO , Randall Larsen , Institute for Homeland Security
Former E-Gov Administrator Karen Evans praises Obama IT priorities
"Continuing commitment to information technology" earns kudos from leader of Bush administration's IT operation.
Tags: management , technology , best practices , cybersecurity , Karen Evans , homeland security
TSA officers snowbound, AWOL, and irate
Approximately 60 TSOs of 100 expected for work at Dulles Feb. 6th reportedly could not make it because of the snow and were considered AWOL.
Tags: P&B , essential employee , emergency employee , TSA , TSO , Bill Bransford , Shaw, Bransford & Roth , AWOL , snow policy
