Default security settings in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser could open a company's intranet to hacking attacks.
New report on Internet threats paints a picture of a world in which attackers constantly adapt to efforts to counter them.
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Data models are insufficient to enable widespread system interoperability, and organizations need to develop an ontology to explain how different data elements interact, according to the chairman of the Ontology Summit.
The General Services Administration's recent agreements with social-media providers remove some key legal barriers to using Web 2.0 tools, allowing agency officials to join the experiment at last.
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers plans to greatly expand the numnber of top-level domains, so that in addition to the traditional .com or .gov, you could see .ford, .walmart or .anything.
NIST’s experience shows it's possible, though not simple. And for agencies, it's also inevitable.
The best way to approach DNSsec deployment is one step at a time, experienced administrators say.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology has released a draft suite of tests to verify compliance with the Election Assistance Commission's new set of voluntary guidelines for voting systems.
The Navy will negotiate with EDS to provide continuity of services after the Navy Marine Corps Intranet contract expires Sept. 30, 2010.
A lack of business incentives has slowed deployment of IPv6, but Google’s experience with the new protocols show that “if you build it, they will come.”
The General Services Administration has signed agreements with Flickr, YouTube, Vimeo and blip.tv that make it possible for federal agencies to use new-media tools while meeting their legal requirements.