More information sharing raises privacy, security questions

• Drew Clark
• September 20, 2002

Administration official defends cyberspace security plan

• Drew Clark
• September 19, 2002

'Open records' advocates criticize administration's strategy

• Drew Clark
• September 13, 2002

Lawmakers wary of Justice's view on anti-terrorism law

• Drew Clark
• September 10, 2002

Conservatives warn against homeland security bureaucracy

• Drew Clark
• September 4, 2002

Justice Department to appeal intelligence court's decision

• Drew Clark
• August 23, 2002

Defense Department to restrict employee use of wireless devices

• Drew Clark
• July 30, 2002

White House position on FOIA exemption attracts critics

• Drew Clark
• July 12, 2002

White House willing to negotiate on homeland security privacy concerns

• Drew Clark
• July 9, 2002

House passes law enforcement information-sharing bill

• Drew Clark
• June 26, 2002

PTO director promises better review of patent applications

• Drew Clark
• June 24, 2002

FBI empowered to conduct broader investigations

• Drew Clark
• May 30, 2002

Microsoft strategist skeptical of governmentwide intranet

• Bara Vaida and Drew Clark
• May 23, 2002

White House computer expert says GovNet is not a certainty

The vice chairman of a board charged with coordinating a plan to defend the nation's computer networks said on Monday that the Bush administration is not certain whether it will proceed with its plan for GovNet, a government-only intranet.

• Drew Clark
• March 11, 2002

Board proposes annual privacy report, agency coordination

• Drew Clark
• March 5, 2002

Patent office aims to hire 950 new examiners

• Drew Clark
• February 6, 2002

Patent office chief not optimistic about halting diversion of funds

• Drew Clark
• January 16, 2002

Industry counters criticism of cybersecurity info-sharing bills

• Drew Clark
• January 15, 2002

Justice Department unveils second cybercrime unit

• Drew Clark
• January 14, 2002

Court decision could boost FTC authority over e-commerce

• Drew Clark
• January 4, 2002