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CyberSecurity "Progress & Best Practices"
Tags: technology , Federal Executive Forum , cyber security , DHS , DoD , FAA , Cyber , Robert Lentz , Greg Schaffer , Dave Bowen , Fred Newberry , Cisco , John Bordwine , Symantec , Sam Chun , EDS , Jim Flyzik , Flyzik Group
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Pat Howard
Chief Information Security Officer
August 21st, 2008
Tags: tech , Patrick Howard , NRC , cybersecurity ,
IPv4 is runnin'on empty - what's next?
Cita Furlani of NIST talks with host John Gilroy about why IPv6 is needed.
Jan. 5, 2010
Tags: IPv6 , NIST , IPv4 , dual mode , routers , technology , Federal Tech Talk , John Gilroy , Cita Furlani
New command at tip of DoD cyber spear, Lt. Gen. Alexander says
Services react with relief and expectation for what new organization can do for the military. Alexander says securing DoD networks is foremost focus.
Tags: technology , Keith Alexander , Greg Schumacher , David Senty , Sean Filipowski , Ray Letteer , DoD , NSA , Air Force , Army , Navy , Marines Corps , DHS , AFCEA , cybersecurity , Cyber Command , workforce
HSPD-12: What's Next?
With the new Obama administration, HSPD-12 will gain greater importance as the government prepares for next phase.
Tags: technology , identity management , Access Control , Booz Allen , identity theft , privacy , Identity Data , smart card , NASA , Corinne Irwin , NIST
TSA's CrewPASS passes muster
Security is getting tighter, yet lines are getting shorter. It's all about new procedures and technology.
Tags: technology , mngt , best practices , CrewPASS , ARINC , TSA , Air Line Pilots Association , John Prater
National Archives IG investigates possible data breach affecting millions of vets
The inspector general of the National Archives and Records Administration is looking into the possible breach. A hard drive was sent back to its vendor for repair and recycling, but wasn't wiped first. The hard drive helped power eVetRecs.
Tags: technology , IG , NARA , Wired , data , hard drive , cybersecurity
Terrorism Help
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says the U.S. government has not done everything it can to educate and engage the public in preventing terrorism. Napolitano spoke Wednesday at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York before heading to ground zero. She said the public has been treated as a "liability to be protected," instead of an asset in maintaining the nation's security. Americans, she says, have a role along with local law enforcement, the federal government and the international community.
Tags: technology , Pentagon , homeland security , Janet Napolitano , terrorism ,
House hearing examines border fence and virtual security
Tags: Loretta Sanchez , DHS , SBINet , SBI , technology , contracting
