Thursday, February 24, 2005

Hackers hit Japanese government systems. The Japanese Government has suffered a spate of cyberattacks on two of its Web sites this week, according to reports. [CNET News.com] 10:01:19 PM

Washington State Adds to DIS Team. Jim Albert, Matthew Krieger coming on board [GT News] 4:12:58 PM

States target offshoring - again. The notion of offshoring jobs or dealing with vendors that do so is still irking many state government officials. [Network World Fusion NetFlash] 4:11:55 PM

Americans Split On Privacy Risks Vs. Benefits Of E-Health Records. The idea of E-health records raise privacy and data security concerns, enough to cause some people in a recent survey to say they won't disclose necessary information to health care providers. [InformationWeek RSS] 2:14:35 PM

Homeland Security Keeps An Eye On The Sky With App-Dev Strategy . The federal government's Office of Air and Marine Operations is ready to leverage its new IT infrastructure to monitor nationwide radar activity. [InformationWeek RSS] 10:46:05 AM

IT Not Sharing Critical Infrastructure Security Concerns with Government (11 February 2005). The Protected Critical Infrastructure Information program has been virtually unused by the IT sector....... [SANS NewsBites] 10:45:12 AM

Groove teams with CH2M Hill. CH2M Hill will package Groove's software in an incident management package for government agencies. [FCW.com RSS Feeds] 10:44:22 AM

GSA works on ID guide. The Identity Management Handbook for FIPS 201 will provide guidance on credentialing implementation. [FCW.com RSS Feeds] 10:44:09 AM

New York City to Hold Hearing on Franchising of City Owned Poletops for Wireless. Monday Feb. 28 [GT News] 10:43:54 AM

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