It seems everyone gives this "Twitter thing" a try at least once. And warlord bosses of tiny former Soviet republics are no exception.
Behind the plan are all the pieces for a robust, 21st-century platform.
An international group of IT industry associations offers a set of principles it says can enable cybersecurity while protecting innovation.
Researchers have found new attacks on an unpatched flaw that affects all supported versions of Windows, and that prompted Google's recent warning about state-sponsored attacks.
The Housing and Urban Development Department deploys Socialtext's software-as-a-service platform to provide employees with a secure arena for internal social collaboration and communication.
The Army's future IT savings will come from eliminating duplicate apps and moving the rest to another environment, says Col. Chris Miller.
The spyware, reportedly a U.S. cyber weapon targeting Iran, was being actively updated as recently as March and apparently was directed by an individual rather than being automated, according to Bit9 research.
More than 300,000 computers still are using stopgap servers as the July 9 deadline approaches, and if they haven't fixed the problem by now, they probably won't, a Symantec expert says.
The company's foray into hardware has some great productivity features, such as a cover/keyboard and a USB port. But will it live up to government needs better than the iPad?
Many organizations mistakenly think that traditional IT infrastructures can support mobile security, experts say.
The energy-efficient IBM BlueGene/Q system at Livermore Lab hit 16.32 petaflops to go to the front of the Top500 list.
A new interpreting service lets government users access translators in 170 languages around the clock from their mobile devices.
A system being installed by San Francisco's transit authority can flag suspicious activity and even shut down a train automatically.
By switching to Google Apps, GSA reduced server energy consumption by nearly 90 percent, a report states.
As defense agencies embrace cloud computing, many are finding that cloud solutions deemed good enough for consumers can't handle their unique requirements.