Washington developed an app with Facebook and Microsoft that lets users get to online voter registration forms via social media.
A bill would bar the Defense Department from using the NSA's Accumulo open source software unless DOD can show no viable commercial open source alternatives exist.
Minneapolis upgrades its citizen services with a new mobile reporting system that put the city network in the cloud.
The Interior Department is looking for cloud–based hosting services to help modernize the way its applications and data are stored and managed.
A glimpse at Microsoft's new Office 2013 reveals collaboration and cloud-integration features that should make agencies sit up and take notice.
A six-year project to consolidate its IT systems has produced a common desktop and applications that will help Virginia respond faster to productivity goals, state CIO says.
The Environmental Protection signs contracts that will help meet its goal of having 80 percent of its computing in the cloud by 2015.
Data-storage requirements caused by the growth of remote sensors and the move to cloud forced the National Geospatial Intelligence agency to expand its data center footprint.
DOD aims to move the department's network applications from a "duplicative, cumbersome and costly set of application silos" to an environment offering greater agility and cost-effectiveness.
State's Systems and Integration Office has made a strong effort to promulgate a mission statement and a set of goals, but lacks adequate controls and procedures to monitor its multi-year contracts, IG report says.
GAO examined seven agencies that have successfully aligned their cloud adoption efforts with the cloud-first policy and found seven challenges common to cloud implementations.
SAS Security Intelligence platform uses a common infrastructure to detect and prevent threats across government agencies and industry.
The patch for the XML Core Services flaw doesn't yet cover every version, but it does cover the version being attacked.
Lockheed Martin and Cleversafe are developing a federal version of the Dispersed Compute Storage solution, which combines Hadoop MapReduce and Cleversafe's dsNet to handle massive computation and storage requirements.
Microsoft will issue nine bulletins in its July 10 security patch release, three of them rated critical. One could be for a vulnerability in XML Core Services that is being actively exploited.