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Persistent security problems in the Homeland Security Department's financial management systems compromise the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data, according to a redacted DHS Read more...

The Homeland Security Department has abandoned efforts to implement the departmentwide enterprise resource planning system known as Transformation and Systems Consolidation, said department spokesman Read more...

Senate appropriators revealed Dec. 14 details of their proposed $1.1 trillion omnibus spending bill for fiscal 2011. The combined spending bill would fund the federal government at a level $29 Read more...

With only weeks remaining in the current legislative session and no annual spending bill yet approved by both chambers, some Congressmen are trying nonetheless to get a fiscal 2011 spending bill Read more...

The floodgates are opening slowly at the Department of Homeland Security, where up to 1,000 cybersecurity experts will be hired in the next next three years. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Read more...

The nonprofit Migration Policy Institute has issued a report questioning the adequacy of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency's databases and information systems used to track 32,000 Read more...

Getting a job with the federal government can be a nightmare because of the lengthy and complicated hiring process, but the Department of Homeland Security's Immigration and Customs Enforcement unit Read more...

The Department of Homeland Security says it will save $89 million in software licensing fees by renegotiating contracts with Microsoft and Oracle--a move that should be considered by other government Read more...

President Obama's detailed federal budget for 2010 was released last week, and it outlines more details on how he wants to spend government money on information technology. Don't be worried. There's Read more...