News
Top court to weigh privacy against government data needs
Communications technology makes unreasonable searches by police too easy, critic says.
Defense
From Nextgov.com: Private sector not adequately defending U.S. cyberspace, security expert warns
Companies own 85 percent of the critical infrastructure and haven't invested enough to protect against cyber attacks, an analyst told lawmakers.
News
From Nextgov.com: Agencies are failing to maintain critical electronic records, survey says
National Archives report cites Justice's handling of 'torture memos' as evidence of problems.
Defense
Buying less with more at the Pentagon; a guide for newcomers
New essays edited by journalist Andrew Cockburn charge that surge in defense spending benefits contractors without enhancing security.
Defense
From Nextgov.com: New portable DNA screener to debut this summer
Homeland Security says device will save time and costs in determining kinship among asylum seekers and combating human trafficking .
Oversight
U.S.-funded Arabic TV might have affected events in Egypt
Survey commissioned by Broadcasting Board of Governors says as many as 25 percent of Egyptians in major cities viewed coverage by Alhurra TV.
News
Internet diplomacy faces challenge at home
Republican-proposed budget cuts would undermine broadcasting board’s mission at a critical time, critics say
Defense
Tightened Homeland Security budget still adequate, officials say
Obama’s proposal would transfer funds from consultants, travel and supplies to boost ships, aircraft, airport screening and border security.
Defense
From Nextgov.com: Pentagon budget relies heavily on anticipated savings
Analyst says 2012 Defense spending plan is the beginning of an 'age of austerity' for the department.
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