Plan lays out immediate and long-term government and industry goals to expand affordable access to high-speed Internet connections.
Homeland Security Department officials haven't reviewed invoices for more than $160 million in spending related to DHS' primary data center operating on Navy property,
The Veterans Affairs Department's new training center for information technology employees is up and running.
The Public Interest Registry, which operates the .org top level domain, plans to complete its deployment of DNSSEC in June to become the first generic top-level domain to fully implement the DNS Security Extensions.
Federal government is a good place for information security professionals to be during the economic downturn, with relatively stable budgets, rising wages and growing employment, according to a survey by ISC2.
Abilene, Texas, needed to replace outdated, stovepiped, mainframe-based HR and financial management applications and is moving to an integrated system that offers better management of complex municipal resources.
Access to data hosted by different cloud services and the migration of existing data are two of several missing rungs on the ladder to the clouds.
A former Transportation Security Administration data analyst has beenn charged with injecting malicious code into two TSA databases last year, about a week before his employment was about to end.
Abilene, Texas, demanded the best from its vendor in an upgrade of financial and human resources management systems.
Shortly after the first fusion centers were established, federal and state officials realized two things: First, the fusion concept could be extended beyond counterterrorism. And second, federal grants were a powerful force in shaping fusion centers.
Live PC Care is a rogue antivirus program that rips you off by reporting that you have all sorts of bad things on your computer and then offering to fix them for a fee, Symantec reports.
The GCN Lab offers a few ideas on new products worth checking out during this year's FOSE exposition.
The recent announcement by the FTC that sensitive information from nearly 100 organizations had been compromised through peer-to-peer file-sharing networks underscores the risks of this technology.
NIST draft publication sets out the requirements for laboratories testing products for compliance with the Open Vulnerability and Assessment Language, a part of the SCAP protocols.
Over the next two years the Army will consolidate the various e-mail accounts for nearly 250,000 users, the first step in creating enterprise-wide e-mail services.