Electric power grids, water utilities and other critical control systems often lack the computer processing power needed to implement traditional IT security controls, according to a new GAO report.
Despite improvements, DHS still falls short in protecting its critical IT systems and data, according to a new report from the department's inspector general.
DHS is paying billions to professional service contractors to perform tasks that are similar to work usually reserved for government employees, officials said today.
The Justice Department, in a move to more aggressively prosecute people illegally exporting U.S. technologies, is creating task forces in regions with a high concentration of high-tech companies.
Northrop Grumman has won a contract to continue supporting the Naval Criminal Investigative Service's information-exchange system with federal, state and local agencies.
Proposed legislation in Congress that would promote implementation of IP-based 911 services is picking up support from public safety groups and disability organizations.
Four companies have been awarded contracts worth up to $30 million each by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement division to conduct security clearance background investigations.
The Coast Guard faces budget challenges in obtaining the $260 million it estimates is needed to upgrade its command centers to meet the requirements of the Safe Port Act, according to a new GAO report.
ICF International Inc. has won a professional services contract from DHS to help implement new security standards for facilities handling large quantities of chemicals, petroleum and natural gas.
General Dynamics Corp. has won a contract to provide professional support services to the Homeland Security Department's intelligence and analysis office.
