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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention take home a Tele-Vision Award.
The Sec Tech \'10 conference will cover everything from cyberthreats to workplace violence. Duke Rollins from host ADT joins us with details.
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A hacker group that calls itself Goatse Security said it got the site to cough up more than 114,000 e-mail addresses by guessing which codes would be valid.
Defense Health Information Management System\'s program manager says e-health records are saving lives and making soldiers safer. The information also is giving commanders more data on soldiers to help stave off health problems.
Do you know people who have gone above and beyond with work in Gov 2.0 at your agency?
Learn more in today\'s cybersecurity update.
How can the federal government attract the best and the brightest workers to develop the strongest cyber workforce on the planet? Hint: it\'s not just about hiring those with computer skills. We get details about a recent report from Booz Allen Hamilton and the Partnership for Public Service.
Inventive Eats: Incredible Food Innovations highlights how our breakfast cereals, sandwiches, dinner entrees, and more have been transformed by significant events, discoveries and inventions. We get the tasty details from the Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office, David Kappos.
Grid Reliability clears the House, Botnet taken down by owner
Senate leaders pledge to pass a comprehensive cybersecurity bill this year. Sen. Lieberman promises a hearing and markup of the legislation before the end of June. Industry experts are concerned over the role DHS will play in regulating critical infrastructure.
Learn more in today\'s cybersecurity update.
Tight budgets and increasing capacity demands are driving questions about IT in pure dollar terms, says head of Juniper Federal.
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