On the Homefront – the HSDL Blog

Enterprise architecture modeling is being viewed as a key tool for improving readiness and homeland security. Information technology enterprise architecture is a way of describing and designing complex business and […]

Department Of Homeland Security Plans Smart Seals For Containers Link to story in Government Computer News: http://www.gcn.com/vol1_no1/daily-updates/24318-1.html Article formerly posted at https://www.hsdl.org/blog/newpost/view/s_156

Info-Cop software enables real-time wireless communication between public safety agencies across the nation. The software provides real-time access to local, state, and federal crime databases over wireless networks. It’s compatible

This article describes how some federal and state IT managers are dealing with cybersecurity with limited funding available. http://www.fcw.com/supplements/homeland/2003/sup4/hom-solutions-12-01-03.asp Article formerly posted at https://www.hsdl.org/blog/newpost/view/s_154

There still exists gaps in the nation’s ability to analyze and share intelligence according to a new report from the Markle foundation. The report calls for the government to make

With the Supreme Court closer to reviewing the detainee policy of the Patriot Act, civil liberty groups have found an ally in one of its main architects. Concerned of the

With airplanes still regarded as a potential terrorist’s weapon, Mr. Tom Ridge has voiced his support for the air marshal program despite a GAO report somewhat critical of the program.