The region has long been home to information technology contractors specializing in federal government work.
Tall did a quick U-turn to his house and grabbed two briefing books with phones numbers of crucial staff, information technology contractors, including hosting company Comdisco, and guidelines for booting up the systems.
Late last week a conference call between the government's information technology contractors and insurance industry representatives revealed some of those problems, which centered on how information about health plans, such as charges for medical claims and deductibles, was displayed on a "preview" website, according to people with knowledge of the call.
He worked for eight years for ACS, a defense and information technology contractor.
She had two daughters and worked as an information technology contractor in Washington DC, and taught at a local community college in the area.
By that point, 12 civilian employees had been murdered by Alexis, a disturbed information technology contractor who stalked the office block in search of people to kill, before he was shot by police.
In 2009, Saxton lived in Perth, Australia, and worked as an information technology contractor.
In spring, General Dynamics bought a midsize information technology contractor called CSRA for $7.2 billion.
Executives at Lockheed Martin, which has long been the government's largest information-technology contractor, also see the demand for greater computer security spreading to energy and health care agencies and the rest of the nation's critical infrastructure.
Henry Garrido, research director for District Council 37, the municipal workers' union, said a standard clause in the city's information technology contracts allowed the city to sue contractors for damages.
He focuses on a wide range of industry sectors including, software, web-based companies, life sciences, information technology, and government contractors.
