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- SAIC loses personal data on 500,000 military
- SAIC loses personal data on 500,000 militaryJust When You Think Your Safe.Just When You Think Your Safe. Some Idiot Creates The Possibilty Of A National Securty Breach. How STUPID Can One Be. Do The Feds & Military Not Require Major Personal Data Encryption On Privite Records. Talk About A Possible...
- Tags: SECURITY, SAIC, Now-What
- Discussion threads 2007-07-31
- SAIC loses personal data on 500,000 military
- One would think one of the biggest Pentagon contractors would know a little something about data encryption. Alas, SAIC Inc. likely compromised the personal information of more than 500,000 military personnel and family members because it kept the information online and unencrypted, the Virginian Pilot reports.As usual in these...
- Tags: Security, Defense
- Blog posts 2007-07-30
- SAIC deserves big share of blame for Trilogy
- The Washington Post takes a deep look today at the troubled FBI's troubled Trilogy system and the true disaster at its heart, the Virtual Case File system or VCF. While Congress and press have held the FBI's feet to the fire for the fiasco, Writers Dan Eggen and Griff Witte...
- Tags: SAIC, FBI
- Blog posts 2006-08-18
- SAIC SOA Case Study: The Navy/Marine Corps Intranet
- Science Applications International Corporation SAIC is a well-known, established, and respected systems integrator and professional services firm that service many of the largest corporations and government agencies. With over $6 Billion in revenue, the company is now looking to Service-Oriented Architecture SOA to help further their integration practice around legacy...
- Tags: ZapThink LLC, SAIC, SOA, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software
- Case studies
- SAIC, Computer Associates to Share DISA Spyware Work
- Science Applications International Corp. and Computer Associates International Inc. won a $6.9 million task order from the Defense Information Systems Agency for an enterprisewide, anti-spyware solution. Systems administrators and cybersecurity personnel throughout the Defense Department, related intelligence agencies and the National Guard and Reserve will use the solution, called Spyware...
- Tags: Solution, SAIC, Computer Associates International Inc., Anti-spyware, Spyware, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Viruses And Worms, Security
- Case studies
- SAIC Completes Program Management Office for Sharp Healthcare
- Sharp and Science Applications International Corporation SAIC collaborated on the Program Management Office PMO, which was implemented in six months using SAIC's proFocus program management methodology. With several major IT initiatives underway concurrently, Sharp needed a standardized approach that allowed project managers to implement IT project-related processes such as project...
- Tags: Microsoft Office, SAIC, Health Care, Science Applications International Corp., Sharp Corp., Strategy, Management
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- 8 tips to avoid being an IT scapegoat
- 8 tips to avoid being an IT scapegoatProject Manager Usually Ends up "Holding the Bag"The project manager is often not the one who sets the mission. That is usually done several layers up the management chain. The project manager is often not in a position to question the mission either.With...
- Tags: Strategy, information technology
- Discussion threads 2008-04-25
- Billion-dollar IT failure at Census Bureau
- Billion-dollar IT failure at Census BureauAmateurs2 billion wasted? Ha! Take a look at the Navy's NMCI debacle, a sprawling EDS boondoggle sucking down billions of your tax dollars. What's funny, in many cases the same people are doing the grunt work, only at vastly inflated prices. It's...
- Tags: Billion-dollar IT failure, information technology, government
- Discussion threads 2008-03-21
- Microsoft delivers 12 patches to plug Office; 7 for Excel flaws
- Microsoft on Tuesday delivered several patches to fix critical vulnerabilities in Office including a well-publicized Excel flaw. In the first bulletin (MS08-014), Microsoft addressed "several privately reported and publicly reported vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office Excel that could allow remote code execution if a user opens a specially...
- Tags: Microsoft Outlook, Vulnerability, Patch Management, Microsoft Corp., Flaw, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office, Office Suites, Software, Larry Dignan
- Blog posts 2008-03-11
- Survey: A third of IT projects exceed budget
- Survey: A third of IT projects exceed budgetBogus NumbersLet me tell you how it works. IT workers have project work and operations or other work. So the number they report on project work can and is a matter of negotiation. The amount of fudging is a function of how much...
- Tags: Mainframes, survey, Apple Inc., Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office 2007, Microsoft Corp., IT Project, information technology, Siemens AG
- Discussion threads 2007-09-13
- Microsoft, DOD to build medical data warehouse
- Microsoft, DOD to build medical data warehousegetting the job doneSmart move by the government.When you have the best software company in the world attempting a task, you know its going to get done.Unlike the FBI VCF project i.e. virtual case file, which was handled by a government...
- Tags: Databases, Storage, Servers, U.S. Department of Defense, Teradata, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft SQL Server
- Discussion threads 2007-03-09
- A TIGER to track pathogens
- TIGER, short for "Triangulation Identification for Genetic Evaluation of Risks," is a tool used by several U.S. labs which need to quickly identify pathogens, such as bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms that cause disease. In TIGER Technique Targets Plant Pathogens, the USDA/Agricultural Research Service ARS says that this detection tool...
- Tags: Defense &, Security, Health &, Medicine, Science &, Nature, Tiger
- Blog posts 2007-01-09
- WMD scenarios to come to the Web
- How will federal agencies, private businesses, hospitals, police and fire departments react if another terrorist attack hits the US, if a foreign country drops a nuclear bomb, or if toxic chemicals are released in the New York subway system? Such doomsday planning is the bailiwick of the Defense Threat...
- Tags: Contracting, Defense, Government technology, tool
- Blog posts 2007-01-01
- FBI paid $10m in questionable bills on Trilogy
- The FBI's poor management oversight contributed to the payment of more than $10 million in questionable costs related to the troubled Trilogy program, which was to have modernized the bureau's IT operations, accordingto a new report from the Government Accountability Office. A few particulars, according to Washington Technology's report:...
- Tags: FBI
- Blog posts 2006-05-08
- IBM follows Sun's lead with open letter to Massachusetts gov't
- IBM follows Sun's lead with open letter to Massachusetts gov'tSwing votersYou're missing the votes that [b]really[/b] count in Massachusetts: SAIC, CA, etc. -- the companies that will be developing the enterprise infrastructure implementing the ETRM.Most of them aren't even known by name to most New England techies. If you...
- Tags: OpenDocument Format (ODF), Desktops, desktop software, Sun Microsystems Inc., Microsoft Corp., OpenDocument Format, Google Inc., IBM Corp.
- Discussion threads 2005-11-29
- FBI to Duh! itself, again
- FBI to Duh! itself, againIf you lived in a holeand worked on your Win98, Pentium II machine everyday, and THEN were asked what would you like to buy for replacements - what would you say? ANYTHING is better - right?Thin client solutions are a good bet in this environment. So...
- Tags: Federal government, Web services, Apple Inc., Thin Client Solutions, FBI, Sun Microsystems Inc., environment, software
- Discussion threads 2005-05-31
- Open source--open opportunity for consulting
- Open source--open opportunity for consultingThe way IBM is handling OS consultingIBM costs WAY too much, and their consultants are usually powerless to find and fix issues with the OS. They partner with SuSE for example, and the fingers get pointing early! I can point fingers for MUCH cheaper . ....
- Tags: open source, consulting, OSS
- Discussion threads 2005-03-17
- The state of security: It ain't pretty
- The state of security: It ain't prettyIntrusion PreventionWhy no mention of 3COM's recent $480M cash purchase of TippingPoint Technologies, one of the clear leaders in Intrusion Prevention?WHAT security ???There isn't a PC online that can't be hacked via e-mail so exactly WHAT security are we talking about????A little perspectiveI'm not...
- Tags: Operating systems, UNIX, security, Linux, Microsoft Windows
- Discussion threads 2005-02-15
- US Army, Pacific Theater Geospatial Database: A Model for Synergistic Geospatial Intelligence
- As the U.S. Pacific Command's Executive Agent for all Pacific Theater terrain analysis and geospatial production, U.S. Army, Pacific has established a Pacific Theater Geospatial Database TGD. A collaborative effort with U.S. Army, Europe, SAIC, and ESRI, the TGD provides a unique geospatial data production, archive, and storage capability at...
- Tags: U.S. Army, Pacific, Analysis
- White papers 2004-09-09
- Capacity Gains of Single Antenna Interference Cancellation in GSM
- Single Antenna Interference Cancellation SAIC is a very interesting and promising technology currently being standardized in 3GPP as part of GERAN Release 6. This interference reduction technique takes advantage of the latest developments in signal processing and receiver algorithms in a cost-efficient way. In most advantageous interference conditions, SAIC can...
- Tags: Algorithm, Nokia Corp., Network, GSM, Single Antenna Interference Cancellation, Engineering, Cellular Phones, Networking, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology
- White papers 2004-05-27
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