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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundIn federal e-security we trust? Not a chance
March 1, 2006 When it comes to federal privacy, attorney Eric J. Sinrod points to new research that finds Uncle Sam has a long way to go.The privacy conundrum
December 26, 2006 When federal agencies and commercial enterprises share records, do you feel safer--or violated?Government Web sites are keeping an eye on you
January 5, 2006 Dozens of federal agencies are using visitor-tracking cookies that violate long-standing rules designed to protect privacy.Social Security info back online
September 4, 1997 The Social Security Administration reinstates a Web site shuttered in April following privacy concerns, giving taxpayers access to benefits calculations.Snooping by satellite
January 12, 2005 Police agencies are making inroads in using GPS technology to track suspects--without court orders.Homeland Security hires new privacy chief
July 21, 2006 Hugo Teufel III becomes the agency's second permanent officer in the role since Congress created it in 2002.Has the FBI ever heard of Google?
September 13, 2006 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says Uncle Sam's dubious claims for exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act don't wash in the Internet era.Senators pledge scrutiny of federal data mining
January 10, 2007 Calling oversight of hundreds of oft-secret programs long overdue, Democrats say they'll reintroduce bills to monitor those projects.Homeland Security chief defends Real ID plan
December 14, 2006 Dismissing privacy concerns, Michael Chertoff says electronically read IDs will make the country more secure.Homeland Security privacy chief leaves for GE
September 30, 2005 Nuala O'Connor Kelly, praised for her welcoming attitude and investigatory inclinations, plans to take a job with General Electric.Feds: Homeland Security project didn't protect privacy
December 22, 2006 A now-defunct Transportation Security Agency project to create dossiers on American air travelers misled the public about privacy, report says.Sidelining Homeland Security's privacy chief
April 11, 2005 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh explains why the Department of Homeland Security's privacy officer is unable to do her job.
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