White House cyber chief pushes Internet operations center

• Bara Vaida
• October 8, 2002

State Department asks firms to create intelligence database

• Bara Vaida
• September 30, 2002

FBI cyber chief heralds interagency cooperation

• Bara Vaida
• September 23, 2002

Administration unveils cybersecurity plan

• Bara Vaida and Stephen M. Lawton
• September 18, 2002

Dissension, lobbying narrow administration's cyber plan

• Bara Vaida
• September 17, 2002

Commerce plans procurement coaching forum for tech firms

• Bara Vaida
• September 12, 2002

Businesses band to launch homeland security association

• Bara Vaida
• September 3, 2002

Panel endorses science and tech position in security agency

• Bara Vaida
• August 5, 2002

Proposed agency will focus more attention on cybersecurity

• Bara Vaida
• June 10, 2002

White House taps techies for key jobs

• Bara Vaida
• June 4, 2002

Scientists set to unveil anti-terrorism ideas in late June

• Bara Vaida
• May 29, 2002

Microsoft strategist skeptical of governmentwide intranet

• Bara Vaida and Drew Clark
• May 23, 2002

High-tech firms adjusting to the post-Sept. 11 world

• Bara Vaida
• May 13, 2002

Information-sharing bill on fast track in House

• Bara Vaida
• April 30, 2002

Commerce chief of staff balances dual roles

• Bara Vaida
• April 19, 2002

High-tech companies gear up to oppose contracting bill

• Bara Vaida
• April 1, 2002

Transportation turns to technology to track terrorists

Deputy Transportation Secretary Michael Jackson said Tuesday the Transportation Department will unveil a series of technology innovations in the coming months that will help the agency better track airline passenger manifests and determine who needs closer scrutiny.

• Bara Vaida
• March 26, 2002

Clarke presses private sector to protect against cyber attacks

• Bara Vaida
• February 14, 2002

Technology firms eye expanded homeland security pie

• Bara Vaida
• February 13, 2002

Siebel CEO outlines critical nature of information sharing

• Bara Vaida
• February 8, 2002