Software from three companies has been identified as the most reliable in tests of 14 facial recognition products by the National Institute of Standards.
Hewlett-Packard Co. has filed a lawsuit against government reseller Intelligent Decisions Inc., claiming the Virginia company sold government-discounted hardware to nongovernment buyers.
A possible solution to computer security vulnerabilities may be to widen the scope of parties that could be held liable for the damage they do, according to a report from the National Academy of Sciences.
Reliable Integration Services Inc. has been picked as a subcontractor to provide information technology support for networking more than 400 commercial airports for the Transportation Security Administration.
SRA International Inc. of Fairfax, Va., today was awarded a $115 million competitive task order from the National Guard Bureau for a range of advanced IT products and services for five years.
AT&T Corp.'s government unit won a $180 million Internal Revenue Service contract to provide toll-free phone services for the 130 million calls made each year to the IRS.
KeyLogic Systems Inc. has won a task order from the Defense Information Systems Agency to provide program management for the Advanced Concept Technology Demonstration program.
The Homeland Security Department will begin accepting applications from fire departments for $750 million in grants, including funds for technology initiatives.
PEC Solutions Inc. has won a five-year, $5 million task order contract from the U.S. International Trade Commission to upgrade the agency's information technology infrastructure.
Prime contractor IBM Corp. appears to be performing well on the Customs Services' Automated Commercial Environment, the agency's new trade processing system, according to a GAO report.
