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1. Feds see slight gain on security marks: overall grade up to C-, but eight agencies still flunk FISMA test

Author

Vijayan, Jaikumar

Subjects
E-Government Act of 2002, Company business management, Company systems management, Data security issue, Market trend/market analysis, Administrative agencies -- Rankings -- Services -- Information management -- Forecasts and trends, Data security -- Management -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

The federal government last week received an overall grade of C- on an annual IT security report card issued by Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.). That was a slight improvement from […]

Published
2007

2. VA pushed to pursue IT overhaul: stolen laptop is recovered, but agency is planning reorg to help boost security

Author

Vijayan, Jaikumar

Subjects
E-Government Act of 2002, Company legal issue, Company organization, Company systems management, Company restructuring/company reorganization, United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation -- Investigations -- Information management -- Safety and security measures -- Cases, United States. Department of Veterans Affairs -- Safety and security measures -- Information management -- Crimes against -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Cases -- Investigations, Veterans -- Information management -- Cases -- Crimes against, Identity theft -- Investigations -- Cases
Abstract

The FBI last week recovered the stolen laptop and external disk drive containing personal information on some 26.5 million veterans and active-duty military personnel. But the return of the equipment […]

Published
2006

3. IT security report card gets low grade from critics: federal agencies scored a C overall on an annual report card that's based on their FISMA compliance reports. But is it all just a paperwork exercise?

Author

Vijayan, Jaikumar

Subjects
E-Government Act of 2002, Government regulation, Data security issue, Data security -- Analysis -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Reports, Terrorism -- Reports -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Analysis
Abstract

THE U.S. government received an overall C grade on an annual information-security report card that was released last week. But there is growing skepticism about whether the report card and […]

Published
2008

4. Agencies' progress on FISMA 'modest'

Subjects
E-Government Act of 2002, Company business management, Company systems management, Information technology, Data security issue, Company investment, Administrative agencies -- Information management -- Standards -- Investments -- Usage, Data security -- Standards -- Management -- Usage, Information technology -- Usage -- Standards
Abstract

The Office of Management and Budget's 2006 fiscal report says U.S. federal agencies are making 'modest' progress in meeting standards set by the Federal Information Security Management Act. Agencies spent […]

Published
2007

5. Feds make security a priority in IT purchases: proposed rule goes into effect, requires new procurement practices at agencies

Author

Vijayan, Jaikumar

Subjects
E-Government Act of 2002, Government regulation, Computer services industry, Computer services industry -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Safety and security measures
Abstract

An interim rule published at the end of September by two federal government councils specifies new steps that IT procurement workers at federal agencies must take to ensure that information […]

Published
2005

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