21. Defense Department Faces Hurdles With DNS Security Enterprise Networks / Security / defense departmentfaces hurdles with DNS Security. http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2002/1007doddns.html

CheckMessage('http://www.nwfusion.com/auddev/pop/FOC163.html','topic','012345*Apr 07, 2003','Apr 07, 2008','/','www.nwfusion.com'); var outerref = new String("(none)"); var nwchannel = 'cn'; Research centers: Applications Convergence LANs Net/Systems Mgmt ... Wireless/Mobile All channels Enterprise nets Service providers SMB nets News Reviews Opinion Newsletters Paid research Advanced search Help Site map Daily News ... Security Defense Department faces hurdles with DNS Security Related links More on this topic. Breaking news Today's top news. By Carolyn Duffy Marsan Network World, 10/07/02 The U.S. military's years-long effort to deploy DNS Security is a good example of how difficult it is for enterprises to retrofit their networks with security fixes to the Internet's underlying protocols. An early and ongoing participant in the development of DNS Security, the Defense Department has worked both directly and through contractors to prepare .mil to be the Internet's first domain to deploy DNS Security. Yet despite efforts going back at least five years, .mil remains vulnerable to hackers who want to spoof one of its Web sites by exploiting well-known holes in DNS. Advertisement: DNS Security adds digital signatures and public key encryption to the DNS' hierarchical, distributed database system to verify that a domain name matches a corresponding IP address. Developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force, DNS Security was issued as a proposed standard in November, 2000.

22. United Devices Looks For Smallpox Cure With Defense Department Enterprise Networks / Applications / United Deviceslooks for smallpox cure with defense department. http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0205unitedevic.html

CheckMessage('http://www.nwfusion.com/auddev/pop/FOC163.html','topic','012345*Apr 07, 2003','Apr 07, 2008','/','www.nwfusion.com'); var outerref = new String("(none)"); var nwchannel = 'cn'; Research centers: Applications Convergence LANs Net/Systems Mgmt ... Wireless/Mobile All channels Enterprise nets Service providers SMB nets News Reviews Opinion Newsletters Paid research Advanced search Help Site map Daily News ... Applications United Devices looks for smallpox cure with Defense Department Related links More on this topic. Breaking news Today's top news. By Ashlee Vance IDG News Service, 02/05/03 The Department of Defense has turned to grid computing specialist United Devices for a new project that will help scientists search for a cure for the smallpox virus, according to a Wednesday announcement. The Defense Department and IBM have funded the project, which will link millions of computers together to form a kind of decentralized supercomputer. The organizations are looking for both businesses and individuals to donate their computer's idle time to the protein analysis that is the thrust of the project, said Michael R. Nelson, director of Internet technology and strategy at IBM. Advertisement: The groups hope to find a cure for smallpox that will be used after a person has been infected by the virus, as opposed to a vaccine against the virus, which already exists.

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24. Defense Department Chooses Crystal IS For $1.16M Project To Develop Chip Wafers defense department chooses Crystal IS for $1.16M project to develop chipwafers for new laser devices. Richard A. D'Errico The Business Review. http://albany.bizjournals.com/albany/stories/2002/06/10/story5.html

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25. Redhat.com | Press Releases Red Hat Achieves defense department COE Certification. Defense InformationSystems Agency recognizes Red Hat Linux Advanced Server's http://www.redhat.com/about/presscenter/2003/press_coe.html

Our Mission Corporate Facts Press, News, and Events Careers ... Press Kit Options: Printer Version eMail to a Friend More Information: Open Source:NOW Corporate Profile Case Studies Patent Promise Press Releases April 2003 Red Hat Unveils New Program to Enable ISVs To Migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux April 1, 2003 March 2003 Red Hat Linux 9 Features Latest Open Source Technologies March 31, 2003 RED HAT REPORTS FISCAL FOURTH QUARTER AND YEAR END RESULTS March 25, 2003 HP and Red Hat Expand Relationship To Offer Customers New Linux Options March 19, 2003 Red Hat Expands its Enterprise Linux Family with New Offerings for Mid-Tier Servers and Workstations March 12, 2003 February 2003 Red Hat Achieves Defense Department COE Certification February 11, 2003 Red Hat Academy Brings RHCE Curriculum to Schools and Colleges Worldwide February 4, 2003 January 2003 Red Hat Announces Framework for Enterprise Systems Management January 23, 2003 Red Hat Enterprise Momentum Continues to Accelerate January 22, 2003 Red Hat to Keynote at LinuxWorld Event With Morgan Stanley January 21, 2003 Red Hat Names Tom Rabon Executive Vice President of Corporate Affairs January 8, 2003

26. Defense Department Agrees To Have OPM Take Over Background Checks defense department Agrees to Have OPM Take Over Background Checks,_ More Federal Diary _ • 2004 Civil Service Raise Gets http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A26784-2003Feb4.html

27. Gay.com: 60 Years Counting Queers, Defense Department Research, 1992 60 years counting queers defense department research, 199293. http://content.gay.com/channels/finance/glmoney/60yearsdefense.html

family finance HIVlife news ... travel In this Channel Channel home Out at Work gfn.com money IPOinfo ... Gay demographics Career Search For women Out at Work GLBT benefits Nondiscrimination Out on the Web WorkNet (HRC) Our Advertisers Site supporters 60 years counting queers: Defense Department research, 1992-93 Introduction Kinsey Walker, 1968 Overlooked Opinions ... More glMONEY This report's official name was: Sexual Orientation and U.S. Military Personnel Policy: Options and Assessment and was conducted for the Defense Department by the RAND's National Defense Research Institute (document number: MR-323-OSD For this report, no original research was conducted. Analysts merely examined existing research and drew conclusions accordingly. RAND's analysts did, however, only look at those studies that conformed to high methodological standards. RAND looked at the following studies which found the following percentages of gay/lesbian populations: National Opinion Research Council, 1970: Male 6.7 percent (Lesbian n/a) General Social Survey: Male 5 percent Female 3.5 percent

28. U.S. Department Of State - Defense Department Briefing, 30 January 2002 30 January 2002. defense department Briefing. SOTU/military tasks,DoD budget hikes, Afghanistan/Hazar Kadam raid inquiry, North Korea http://usinfo.state.gov/regional/nea/iraq/text/0130dod.htm

Middle East/North Africa Iraq 30 January 2002 Defense Department Briefing SOTU/military tasks, DoD budget hikes, Afghanistan/Hazar Kadam raid inquiry, North Korea/Iraq/Iran WMD issues, Geneva Convention issues, Guantanamo Bay facility, Iraqi National Congress, Iran policies on Afghanistan, JCS Chair Myers travel, Pakistan/Uzbekistan/Kyrgystan, terrorist training camps/locations Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld and JCS Chairman General Richard Myers briefed. Following is the Pentagon transcript: U.S. Department of Defense News Briefing Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Wednesday, January 30, 2001 - 2:03 p.m. EST (Also participating; General Richard Myers, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff) Rumsfeld: Good afternoon. In the State of the Union: http://www.whitehouse.gov/stateoftheunion/index.html address last night, President Bush laid out his vision of the task that our country faces and the task that the military will face. The new budget is designed to strengthen the armed forces for today's global war on terror, and to better prepare the armed forces for the wars that we may have to face in the period ahead. Our military deserves praise for the early successes in the war on terrorism. But even as we continue that war, we cannot afford to wait to transform our military for the threats of the 21st century.

29. U.S. Department Of State - Defense Department Report, January 24: Afghanistan, I 24 January 2002. defense department Report Afghanistan, Iraq. USattack on Afghan compound nets 27 more detainees TALIBAN COMPOUND http://usinfo.state.gov/regional/nea/iraq/text/0124dodrpt.htm

Middle East/North Africa Iraq 24 January 2002 Defense Department Report: Afghanistan, Iraq U.S. attack on Afghan compound nets 27 more detainees TALIBAN COMPOUND FOUND, RAIDED, CAPTIVES TAKEN United States special operations forces attacked a Taliban compound in a mountainous area north of Kandahar on January 23, according to a Pentagon official. In response to questions, Myers said the compound consisted mostly of above-ground structures. He said the U.S. soldier's wound was from live fire, not a sprain or bone break. He also declined to specify the number of Taliban fighters killed, but said it "would never be described as 'a walk in the park.'" IRAQI ANTI-AIRCRAFT, SURFACE-TO-AIR SITES ATTACKED U.S. and coalition aircraft attacked Iraqi anti-aircraft and surface-to-air missile sites while enforcing Operation Southern Watch, the southern no-fly zone over Iraq, Myers said. The three strikes occurred January 21, 23 and 24, in response to coalition aircraft being fired upon by Iraqi forces, he said. Precision-guided munitions were used, and the results of the strikes were still being assessed, Myers said. FISCAL '03 DEFENSE BUDGET TO REVERSE LONG "PROCUREMENT HOLIDAY" Drawn into a preview of the fiscal year 2003 defense budget, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who briefed along with Myers, said it will address a "procurement holiday" which began as an understandable result of the Cold War ending, but which continued for too long.

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31. E.thePeople : Comment : It Is Called The Defense Department, It is called the defense department, posted 01/20, by fsckboy (viewed 276)Popularity 23.0 (6 encourage, 3 discourage) not the Liberation Department. http://www.e-thepeople.org/a-national/comment/39432/1/view

About Login Become a member Donate ... America's Global Role Views: Trad. Best All New Help with Views ... The Liberal Case For War It is called the Defense Department, posted 01/20, by fsckboy (viewed : 524) Popularity 23.0 (6 encourage, 3 discourage) not the Liberation Department. The only legitimate reason to attack Iraq is if they attack us. http://www.freestateproject.com/ 2500+ members and going strong! Was this comment unique, informative or persuasive ? Was it relevant You decide whether others should read it. Post a comment to this comment. Choose a theme... Public Forum meta Democratic Renewal America's Global Role Sort by: [ Pop Time ] 1-10 of 21 It is called the Defense Department, fsckboy, p:23.0, 01/20 glad you’re not in power jrswanson, p:2.0, 01/20 Then you were against U.S. involvement vs. Nazi Germany in WWII. Then you were against U.S. invol... Not a convincing argument Platypus, p:17.0, 01/20 Just off the top of my head, three observations come to mind. First, Kosovo != Iraq. There was a ...... I don't buy EITHER argument D. Alan, p:17.0, 01/20

32. E.thePeople : It Is Called The Defense Department,(comment) It is called the defense department, posted 01/20, by fsckboy (viewed 277 times)Popularity 23.0 (6 encourage, 3 discourage). not the Liberation Department. http://www.e-thepeople.org/a-national/comment/39432/view?viewtype=best

33. Iridium Signs $72 Million Contract With Defense Department - The defense department has reached a $72 million, twoyear deal with the IridiumSatellite LLC to provide secure wireless communications for approximately http://www.computerworld.com/cwi/story/0,1199,NAV47_STO54871_NLTw,00.html

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34. Wired News: Hacker Raises Stakes In DOD Attacks Analyzer, the selfprofessed mentor and teacher of two teens accused of hacking US government servers, said he still has access to more than 400 defense department machines. Wired News http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,10713,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) Hacker Raises Stakes in DOD Attacks Page 1 of 1 03:18 PM Mar. 04, 1998 PT An 18-year-old hacker living somewhere outside the United States claims to have high-level access to as many as 400 unclassified government and military computer systems, and also claims to be the tutor of the two California teenagers implicated in recent attacks against federal networks. An expert on US military computer vulnerabilities said claims made by the hacker, who goes by the name Analyzer, are plausible. Story Tools Today's Top 5 Stories RIAA Hits Students Where It Hurts Plants: New Anti-Terror Weapon? Internet Phone Calls Stymie FBI "[Defense Department Web servers are vulnerable] enough for me to get access to one system," Analyzer said. "From there, I get the rest." The hacker communicated with Wired News in a 90-minute interview Tuesday night over Internet Relay Chat - a global network of real-time chat servers. He said that he has been concerned that the FBI, in rousting two Northern California teenagers, is targeting the wrong people. "I just don't want them to hang the wrong person," said Analyzer, who characterized the two youths as his "students" and said they were merely working from one of his site password lists.

35. Report: U.S. Defense Department Security Improving Report US defense department Security Improving http://sci.newsfactor.com/perl/story/8582.html

Report: U.S. Defense Department Security Improving Send this Article Print this Article Talkback Related Stories By John L. Micek www.NewsFactor.com Part of the NewsFactor Network March 30, 2001 Outside auditors say that while the U.S. Defense Department has a way to go to shore up security on its vast networks, it has made substantial improvements in its cyber-defenses. In This Story: The Problem 'Doom-and-Gloom' The Solution What Comes Next ... Related Stories The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is keeping better tabs on attacks by hackers against its massive computer network, but the agency still needs to improve its communication across the department and must establish a procedure for reviewing those attacks, a newly released government report has found. The audit, released Thursday by the congressional General Accounting Office (GAO), also concluded that the Pentagon must develop policies to track network repairs prompted by those hacker attacks. "Over the past several years, DoD has taken a number of steps to improve incident response capabilities and enhance computer defensive capabilities across the department," GAO investigators said. "During the 1990s, incident response agencies were gradually established throughout DoD and the rest of the federal government and they continue to mature in their capabilities."

36. ACHP | Defense Department Compliance With NHPA defense department Compliance with the National HistoricPreservation Act Section 202(a)(6) Evaluation Report. http://www.achp.gov/pubs-legacy.html

skip general nav links About ACHP ACHP News National Historic ... Publications Intro: Defense Department Compliance with NHPA: Section 202(a)(6) Evaluation Report D efense Department Compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act: Section 202(a)(6) Evaluation Report 1994; 121 pages excerpt available online To order copies The product of ACHP's multi-year involvement with the Department of Defense's Legacy Resource Management Program, Defense Department Compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act: Section 202(a)(6) Evaluation Report is a preliminary step in helping the Department of Defense marshall its resources to better protect the multitude of cultural resources under its jurisdiction. The report gives special consideration to such issues as the Department of Defense's resource management, planning, personnel, funding, and public access and education in the context of ongoing mission needs. It also recommends enhanced leadership awareness and support and increased personnel training as keys to department responsiveness to historic preservation concerns. To order copies Defense Department Compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act: Section 202(a)(6) Evaluation Report is out of print. Photocopies of the

37. ACHP | Defense Department Compliance With NHPA defense department Compliance with the National Historic PreservationAct Section 202(a)(6) Evaluation Report. DoD, Department of Defense. http://www.achp.gov/defenseexcerpt.html

skip general nav links About ACHP ACHP News National Historic ... Defense Department Compliance with NHPA: Section 202(a)(6) Evaluation Report excerpt D efense Department Compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act: Section 202(a)(6) Evaluation Report Excerpt Executive Summary Summary of Findings and Recommendations Future Legacy Activities Conclusion ... List of Acronyms Used in this Report Executive Summary Defense Department Compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act: Section 202 (a)(6) Evaluation Report Nineteenth-century life at a frontier military post is interpreted at the Army's post museum, Fort Bliss, Texas (Photo courtesy of U.S. Army) Approach and Method The Council study used several methods to evaluate programs and activities at a variety of levels throughout the Defense Department and the armed services. In general, these methods involved reviewing relevant materials, such as regulations and guidance; examining available information about current historic preservation and cultural resource management activities; interviewing selected individuals at headquarters and major command units; and surveying selected installations, major command and support groups, and State Historic Preservation Officers (SHPOs) through questionnaires and telephone interviews. Individual field visits and expert focus groups yielded further information and enabled the Council to check lines of inquiry and formulate conclusions.

38. Hacking Spree Hits Defense Department | CNET News.com Hacking spree hits defense department By David Becker Staff Writer May 2, 2002,330 PM PT A group of hackers has defaced dozens of Web sites in the past two http://news.com.com/2100-1001-897952.html

CNET tech sites: Price comparisons Product reviews Tech news Downloads ... Site map Hacking spree hits Defense Department By David Becker Staff Writer May 2, 2002, 3:30 PM PT A group of hackers has defaced dozens of Web sites in the past two weeks and published sensitive data culled from the sites in what it says is an effort to increase awareness of online security risks. The group, which calls itself the Deceptive Duo, is in the midst of a multipart hacking campaign targeting different sectors of government and industry. Initial victims have included the Federal Aviation Administration, the Department of Defense and Sandia National Laboratories. Each defaced Web page is replaced with a message identifying the group and its goal: "Locate and scan critical cybercomponents of The United States of America for vulnerabilities creating a foreign threat, while remaining undetected...Take necessary measures to ensure that the public is aware of The United States of America's lack of security. Include proof/documentation of infiltrated systems." Defacements, as archived by security site

39. Defense Department Fights Off Hackers | CNET News.com defense department fights off hackers By Paul Festa Staff Writer, CNET News.comMarch 5, 1999, 1125 AM PT update The US military is fighting a silent war http://news.com.com/2100-1023-222630.html?legacy=cnet

40. Government Executive Magazine - 9/19/01 Defense Department Will Continue Job Com defense department will continue job competitions. Jason Peckenpaugh jpeckenpaugh@govexec.com. Thedirective does not apply to the defense department. http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0901/091901p1.htm

Daily E-mail Alerts About Us Contact Us Index ... Search Daily Briefing September 19, 2001 Defense Department will continue job competitions Jason Peckenpaugh jpeckenpaugh@govexec.com The Defense Department will put thousands of its jobs up for competition with private firms even as it leads a potential war against international terrorism, according to Office of Management and Budget Deputy Director Sean O’Keefe. The major goals of the President’s Management Plan will not change as the government responds to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, O’Keefe said in an interview with GovExec.com Tuesday. He added that e-government, competitive sourcing and the human capital challenge of bringing talented people into government are now even more important in the wake of the attacks. “Shoot, we are trying to acquire means to deliver all manner of crisis response capabilities. That's all the more reason why we have to think about how we competitively source,” said O’Keefe. The Bush administration has directed all agencies, including the Defense Department, to compete or outsource 5 percent of all federal jobs considered “commercial” by October 2002. Defense is virtually the only major agency that held job competitions before the Bush mandate. The Department had 399 public-private competitions involving more than 31,000 civilian jobs under way at the end of last year, according to Pentagon figures. Even if some Defense Department civilians have to compete for their jobs, that process would not interfere with Pentagon efforts to prepare for possible military action overseas, O’Keefe said.

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