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03/10/2003

Volume 22 Issue 5 March 10 2003


GCN_Lab_Review

HP 4300n emulates a laser printing press


Millennia clients score high on lab benchmark


Tungsten W can go wireless and Graffiti-less


Norton Ghost shadows your system


Compatibility problems plague DVD


The lowdown on backup software


Picking up the pieces


GCN_News

Terror center sparks Hill skepticism


New smart-card guidance coming soon


TSA to put smart cards in play


Team pushes ahead on Entry-Exit Program


Whistleblowers tell Congress: Gut Los Alamos


On the Hill, more Web sites making the grade


DOD sets net security plan


IRS modernization chief to leave agency


OMB plans Round 2 of e-gov


Ready or not


President overhauls his security teams


On Ready.gov, HSD reaches out to public


SBA frees its managers from daily backups


ATF's database fires four barrels


GCN_Commentary

Cryptogram: The science is not the technology


Packet Rat: Homeland Security is short one red sweater


Online Extra: Mission Control -- Program Assessment Rating Tool can be a matter of common sense


Editorial Cartoon


Significa


Another View: The spectrum debate is obsolete


An easy fix


GCN_TechBriefs

Congress removes cap on NMCI seats


State plans to get SMART on messaging


California city tracks workers' Internet use


In New Mexico, troopers use GPS-ready radios


Navy gateway fosters career chats, learning


Sun teams with Aether Systems on Web services


SBA, two states begin employer ID program


GSA releases RFP for online travel system


GCN_TechReports

Treasury's site gets traffic boost


App lets Louisiana keep track of resources during rainstorms


Tool integrates disparate apps on a single display


@Info.Policy: Flap is brewing over federal Web privacy policies


NIST and NSA draft safe-IT profiles


Informatica tool lets noncoders warehouse data


Army is first customer for brand-new Cray X1


Cyber Eye: Patch management is a full-time job


Capitol Content: Architect's offices benefit from common site management system