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9/11 panel faults government on cybersecurity
December 7, 2005 Progress lacking in protection of critical infrastructure and providing radio spectrum to first responders, panel says. TAGS: 9/11 commission, Sept. 11, government, radio
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Technology and the 9/11 Commission
September 24, 2004 Former government undersecretary William Schneider Jr. says the United States needs better identity authentication practices. TAGS: 9/11 commission, identity, terrorist, criminal, passenger, authentication, Sept. 11, modeling, bank, security
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An ear for downloads
August 20, 2004 For Audible CEO Donald Katz, there's money to be made in offering the sounds of "history in the making." TAGS: Audible Inc., 9/11 commission, testimony, download, history, audio, CEO
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If catastrophe strikes tomorrow, are we ready?
February 7, 2007 Michael D. Gallagher and Larry Irving warn that emergency communications technology still dangerously lags behind. TAGS: interoperability, catastrophe, spectrum, 9/11 commission, digital television, legislation, radio, U.S.
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Date, Temperature and Sun's Position 5
Find out new facts about nature, and read amusing messages about the month and the day of the week. TAGS: counter, 9/11 commission, entertainment, Sun Microsystems Inc.
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Senators plan shakeup of spy agencies
September 8, 2004 Response to 9/11 Commission is big on biometrics and information sharing in the intelligence community. TAGS: agency, ID card, 9/11 commission, bill, senator, standards, license
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Forging an anti-terrorism search tool
June 3, 2005 University of Buffalo collaborates on a search engine that homes in on elusive connections, critical concepts and trails of evidence. TAGS: concept, search engine, association, search tool, computer science, 9/11 commission, evidence, analysis, professor, Google Inc., document, connection, idea
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Learning the lessons of 9/11 for real
September 1, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper writes that the government's diffident approach to cybersecurity is a ticking time bomb. TAGS: cybersecurity, government, candidate, Sept. 11, 9/11 commission, lesson
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Straight talking on terrorism
November 17, 2004 Richard Clarke, former U.S. counterterrorism chief, tells what countries are really doing about cybersecurity. TAGS: Richard Clarke, cybersecurity, denial of service, Bush Administration, Sept. 11, 9/11 commission, terrorism, advisor, president, U.S., Internet Service Provider, security
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Bush's privacy watchdogs make public debut
December 6, 2006 At first public meeting, White House panel hears from civil-liberties advocates but sheds little light on supposed watchdog role. TAGS: 9/11 commission, Washington, government, agency, power
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Nanowires built to fight bioterrorism
August 8, 2006 Nanowire "bar code" system designed for use in portable, quick-acting sensors that can detect pathogens. TAGS: bioterrorism, air, scientist, lab, researcher, 9/11 commission
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National ID cards on the way?
February 14, 2005 Recent congressional vote on standardized, electronically readable driver's licenses raises fears about imminence of national IDs. Photos: Biometrics on guard TAGS: driver's license, ID card, Real ID Act, RFID, vote, fear, terrorist, 9/11 commission, state, U.S.
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Bush allies defend NSA surveillance
January 24, 2006 As lawsuits appear and hearings are set, President Bush and allies go on the offensive over the domestic surveillance program. TAGS: NSA, al-Qaida, lawsuit, authority, president, speech, 9/11 commission, attorney general, Adobe PDF, Washington