Wireless power adapters are making headway, more than 100 years after Nicola Tesla patented the idea.
They were everywhere not that long ago, but when game arcades are giving up on CRTs, even agencies will follow.
Lockheed Martin's approach is to identify the steps a hacker would need to take to gain access and then prepare for each of them.
Code inside the cyber weapon turned off its replication routines June 24, apparently as its creators intended.
The Cybersecurity Technologies Research Laboratory provide a more open but still secure environment for sharing ideas among government, industry and academia.
The experimental technology could break new ground in satellite communications, terrestrial links and even fiber optics.
Take steps to keep your equipment safe from lightning strikes and brownouts, and don't forget about the cable.
The plan calls for doubling the UAV coverage area along U.S. borders, but there are doubts about how well drones can work over water.
A bipartisan effort to move cybersecurity legislation in the Senate could bring pending bills to the floor in July, though partisan differences still have to be ironed out.
Storage hypervisors help solve bottleneck problems assoicated with workload demands.
LANL officials built a cloud platform that focuses on the needs of the national labs that use it and delivers a bill that doesn't surprise them.
Agencies are building digital government one app at a time. Here's a look at the best of the current crop.
A focus on streamlining systems and delivering constituent services can help agency initiatives succeed in rocky times, a company executive says.
Antivirus and intrusion detection software have come under fire lately, but they're still important in securing cyber systems.
The open-source content management system has acquired a considerable niche for itself in federal and state IT circles.