Government Technology July 2008

GT July 2008 Cover

Younger Employees May Bring New IT Security Challenges

By Hilton Collins

Millennial generation will use Web 2.0 to work, study says. CIOs downplay the security impact.

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Feature

Privacy: Agencies Struggle to Redact Personal Data from Online Public Documents: By Andy Opsahl, Features Editor
Rise of identity theft sparks drive to block Social Security numbers and other data.

Police Crime Labs Struggle with Funding, Training and Bias Issues: By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor
Houston PD Crime Lab upgrades after critical investigation.

Business Continuity: Survey Gauges Government's Ability to Survive Disaster: By Emily Montandon, Associate Editor, Associate Editor
Disaster planning and cross-agency communications are crucial capabilities, experts say.

Records Management

E-Discovery Prompts Agencies to Strengthen Document Management: By Chad Vander Veen, Associate Editor
Federal court rules trigger new requirements for electronic information stored by government.

First Person

Treasury Office Deploys Electronic Document Management System: By Donna Blankenship, Contributing Writer
New technology helps federal agency meet search, retrieval and recordkeeping requirements.

Telecom

Video Conferencing Improves Instruction for Tennessee Schools: By Andy Opsahl, Features Editor
Web-based video conferencing lets five schools share one algebra teacher.

Big Picture

Sea of Change: By Chad Vander Veen, Associate Editor
Sea of Change

Spectrum

Securing Cyber-Space, Enhancing Drivers' Licenses: By Karen Stewartson, Managing Editor
Securing Cyber-Space, Enhancing Drivers' Licenses

Product News

Panasonic, Belkin, 3Dconnexion, Sony Ericsson: By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor
Panasonic, Belkin, 3Dconnexion, Sony Ericsson

The Last Mile

We're All Gonna Die!: By Chad Vander Veen, Associate Editor
A nuclear attack on Washington, D.C., which would kill tens of thousands of Americans, is inevitable and will happen within 20 years. At least, that's according to a headline on The Drudge Report.

Point of View

Stuck in the Middle: By Steve Towns, Editor
Stuck in the Middle