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The Homeland Security Department has aggressively embraced cloud computing, said DHS Chief Information Officer Richard Spires before an Oct. 6 House panel. The department has identified 12 cloud Read more...

Individuals in selected states can now use for themselves the U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services electronic system some employers use to check the legality of new employees. The system, e-Verify, Read more...

Federal network intrusion detection system Einstein 2 should be fully deployed across the federal government by the end of this year, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Jan. 27, while Read more...

The U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services electronic system used to check the legality of new employees has the potential to wrongly flag 180,000 people a year as ineligible to work in America, Read more...

U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services is readying a website that would allow individuals to check their eligibility for employment inside the United States. The Self Check site will query e-Verify Read more...

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E-Verify is a federal program that is supposed to make it easier for businesses and the federal government to verify that new hires are legal residents by checking a potential worker's Social Read more...

U.S. immigration authorities are planning to make it easier for workers to pre-screen themselves with E-Verify--the electronic database used on a voluntary basis by some employers to screen their Read more...

E-Verify has been a thorn in the federal government's side since Day One. The system allows employers to check an individual's Social Security Number to verify whether the number is valid. However, Read more...

An estimated 150,000 companies have signed on to use E-Verify as of Sept. 15, the mandatory program for federal contractors to verify the legal status of workers, according to an article Wednesday in Read more...