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by Brittany R. Ballenstedt, for Technology Daily
The Bush administration has long championed work toward a new generation of American innovation and an atmosphere where innovation thrives. That focus has resulted in policies designed to assure better delivery of health care, improve mathematics and science education, and expand access to high-speed Internet access. The government is dually tasked with promoting technological advances while also ensuring cyber security and safeguarding privacy and intellectual property. Here are the key players who contribute to the administration's agenda while working toward those goals: Continued... Recent Coverage July 5, 2007 Officials Discuss Government Data Breaches July 5, 2007 Chertoff Defends Timing Of Communications Grants July 5, 2007 Audit: FEMA Must Improve Cyber Security Practices June 28, 2007 White House Will Not Release Documents June 28, 2007 FTC Dem Has Concerns About High-Speed Pipes June 27, 2007 Homeland Security To Unveil Science, Tech Plan June 27, 2007 Democrats Resist Bush's E-Government Budget June 25, 2007 Council: To Compete, U.S. Needs Security June 19, 2007 DTV Views Of FCC Chairman, Lawmakers Clash June 11, 2007 Body Drafts Guide To Secure Agency Systems June 6, 2007 Watchdogs Oppose DoubleClick, Google Merger June 4, 2007 Commerce Touts Public Safety Grant Program May 31, 2007 Rules Lacking Over Access To Executive Branch Info May 29, 2007 Lawmakers Push FCC To Educate Public On DTV May 23, 2007 Ex-NTIA Chiefs Sketch Communications Plan May 22, 2007 A Year After Major Breach, Data-Security Bills Stalled May 10, 2005 Report On RFID Includes Security, Privacy Warnings May 4, 2007 Government Struggles With E-Mail Storage May 4, 2007 Agencies Get C-Minus In Computer Security May 1, 2007 Agencies Get Mixed Grades From OMB April 25, 2007 PCAST Approves Research And Development Plan April 10, 2007 FTC Seeks More Money For Tech Concerns March 22, 2007 Lawmakers Press NTIA Official Over DTV Transition March 20, 2007 U.S. Official Sees RFID Use In Europe February 12, 2007 Bush's Cyber-Security Proposal Concerns Techies
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Inside The Backgrounder White House Homeland Security Department Commerce Department Independent Agencies  Useful Links PCAST White House E-Gov Initiative Homeland Security Department US-Computer Emergency Readiness Team Technology Administration National Telecom and Information Administration Patent and Trademark Office Identity Theft Task Force FCC NewsFeed As reported in our AM Editions July 9, 2007: Clash over e-mails faces a key test in Congress ... July 9, 2007: Border network is called vulnerable to attacks ... July 5, 2007: White House mandate poses challenges for agencies ... June 29, 2007: White House site lists Cheney in executive branch ... June 27, 2007: House Democrats move to strip Cheney of funds ... June 26, 2007: Emanuel to Cheney: No accountability, no money ... June 22, 2007: Defense pulls 1,500 e-mail accounts after attack ... June 22, 2007: Homeland Security's CIO grilled about lapses ... June 20, 2007: Democrats ask NTIA to study telecom 'hate crimes' ... June 19, 2007: Officials broke laws challenged by Bush, audit says ... June 19, 2007: Rep. Dingell wants details on Los Alamos breach ... June 15, 2007: Justice probes Gonzales' meeting with a top aide ... June 14, 2007: Procurement chief denies having political agenda ... June 7, 2007: Cheney pushed Justice on spying, ex-official says ... April 13, 2007: Missing White House e-mails infuriate Democrats ... April 12, 2007: E-mails in firing probe may be lost, White House says ... |
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