Security isn't something that you buy, it's something you do.

The problem for Social Security is no different than the problem it's faced previously, except that it's smaller.

I.T. security is still very important. Security is now part of the CIO's standard portfolio of responsibilities and has to be part of everything he or she does, from business processes to I.T. systems.

Once this is adopted, it would be difficult for the Security Council to turn the other way and to once again close its eyes to flagrant atrocities. We expect this to bring with it early warning systems, so we can prevent a conflict from reaching the point where there would have to be armed intervention.

I not going to sign off on something that does not increase security for this state IT information,

When our Homeland Security Alert System goes to orange, our state and local governments' budgets go into the red. I fear the Bush Administration and the Republican Congress are sacrificing homeland security and other needs in favor of deep tax cuts that will have little or no positive effect on the economy.