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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundThe feds weigh in on Windows security
April 2, 2007 A White House directive could have ripple effects well beyond Washington in the fight against cybercrime.Cyberattacks at federal agencies draw House scrutiny
April 19, 2007 As more is learned about intrusions reported on government computer systems last year, politicians question adequacy of fixes put in place.Ad software maker sues distributors
August 17, 2005 180solutions launches legal attack against several distributors of its application, in an effort to revise its image.Year in review: Opportunities lost and found
January 1, 2007 In 2006, there was no shortage of opinion on topics from privacy to energy and the latest technology.Appeals court keeps Interior Department online
October 21, 2005 Interior Dept. wins reprieve after judge orders its computers disconnected from the Internet, citing security below "F."Adware maker sues over 'high risk' designation
December 2, 2005 180solutions files suit against Zone Labs for allegedly warning some customers about its products.Snoozing about security
June 17, 2005 As the bureaucracies battle in Washington, CNET News.com's Charles Cooper explains why things are going from bad to worse.Homeland defense focus shifts to tech
July 10, 2002 As Capitol Hill scrutinizes the president's proposal, politicians worry about tech-savvy terrorists and insist any new agency must protect against electronic attacks.Bush picks tech lawyer for security post
July 14, 2005 Stewart Baker, an influential and polarizing Washington figure, is chosen to oversee Homeland Security's new policy-planning efforts.U.N. debate swirls around domain name power
November 2, 2006 Attendees at U.N. summit discuss how U.S. authority to yank country codes could be lessened.Week in review: Wi-Fi goes to Washington
January 21, 2005 As winter put the big chill on Bush's second inauguration, wireless technology was creating a new hot spot on Pennsylvania Avenue. Photos: The iPod economy Images: JibJab takes stab at Bush's ...
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