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Interior says working on shutdown
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MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2002 The Department of Interior is denying it hasn't taken all steps possible to send out millions of dollars in payments to beneficiaries to the Individual Indian Money (IIM) trust. On computer lockdown for more than a month, a spokesperson for the department told The Lincoln Journal Star that its "technology team has been working overtime with the contractor to bring about resolution." Bill Roselius, a special assistant to Assistant Secretary Neal McCaleb, told Indianz.Com last week in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, that about 40 officials, information technology staff members and attorneys have been working with special master Alan Balaran to try and fix the security holes. Predictive Systems Inc., a computer firm that broke into the IIM system last summer, and SAIC are the outside contractors. Get the Story:
BIA woes put hold on Native trust fund (The Lincoln Journal Star 1/5)
Computer shutdown has Interior working the old-fashioned way (AP 1/5)
Phone, fax will have to do for offline Interior Dept. Web sites, Internet access suspended amid concerns over financial data security (USA Today 1/4) Relevant Links:
Indian Trust, Department of Interior - http://www.doi.gov/indiantrust
Indian Trust: Cobell v. Norton - http://www.indiantrust.com Related Stories:
Little hope for trust fund payments (1/4)
Computer security charge stands as checks delayed (12/21)
Checks to Great Lakes region delayed (12/20)
For BIA, a working holiday (12/19)
Taking lead on trust reform proves tough (12/19)
Baucus: Delay in checks 'unacceptable' (12/19)
Judge orders Interior reconnect (12/18)
Interior shutdown was 'overreaction' (12/18)
'Not be a very bright Christmas' (12/18)
Cost of Interior shutdown not known (12/17)
Interior computer agreement dropped (12/14)
Interior computer order finalized (12/13)
Editorial: Still ripping off Indians (12/12)
Griles in charge of IT reform (12/11)
Floods more important than Indians (12/10)
Judge holds security hearing (12/8)
DOI Shutdown: 'We're Hurting Tribes' (12/7)
From the top, a gamble in trust (12/7)
Norton acknowledges Internet problems (12/7)
'We're in the Dark' (12/7)
Judge orders Interior to cut Internet access (12/6)
Security contempt charge added (12/6)
Transcript of Dec. 5 trust fund hearing (12/6)
Interior doesn't understand court order (12/6)
Judge cuts trust fund access(12/5)
Report reveals attacks on tribal, Indian trust (12/5)
No Trust: Hacking the Department of Interior (12/5)
Judge holding secret hearings (12/4)
New: Security report released (12/4)
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