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    NIST releases specs for automated IT security protocol

    The specifications provides an overview of the Security Content Automation Protocol and how developers can integrate it into their product.

    Criminals stay ahead of data breach laws, experts warn

    The Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday approved two new security laws, but threats are evolving too fast, experts say.

    Patch Tuesday: Expect 6 security fixes

    Micosoft expected to release six security patches Tuesday, including a critical item touches every Windows OS except for Windows 7.

    ICANN approves non-Latin characters for domain names

    The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is opening the Web to millions of users by allowing the use of any of the world’s language scripts in the domain names of Uniform Resource Locators, the Internet addresses also known as URLs.

    IPv4 addresses almost gone

    The Internet will run out of unused Internet Protocol version 4 Internet addresses soon, predicts the American Registry for Internet Numbers.

    Greg Crowe

    TwitterPeek: Any point?

    GCN Lab ponders the uni-tasking TwitterPeek.

    Military uses social media to share info on Fort Hood shootings

    Facebook and Twitter quickly became a way to communicate during and after the attack.

    With governance software, IT projects find a groove in Memphis

    Memphis' Project Management Office is using an on-demand IT governance solution from Innotas to dramatically reduce the administrative time and red tape involved in completing projects.

    Cloud computing could generate big-time savings

    A Booz Allen Hamilton analysis quantifies the potential savings agencies could get on hardware and support costs by moving to cloud computing.

    The next step for agency GIS: shared services

    ESRI founder and president Jack Dangermond talks about how government agencies are capitalizing on geographic information systems and describes his notion of turning geospatial databases into services.

    Education chases Holy Grail of security

    The Education Department shoots for a trifecta of PIV access control, simplified sign-on and data encryption for laptop computers.

    Netbooks prove worthy of a second look

    The Lab tests six new netbooks and finds that they have come a long way, with performance and features that exceed netbooks' early reputation. Although all performed well, there is one clear winner.

    John Breeden

    Spammers jump on the Windows 7 bandwagon

    The GCN Lab finds its spam box filled with fake Windows 7 updates.

    Trudy Walsh

    NEO Pro e-mail tool gets a grade change

    The GCN Lab changes its mind about NEO Pro 4.0 e-mail organizing software.

    Army's interactive classroom enhances training for dangerous missions

    The Army Defense Ammunition Center uses a wireless response system integrated with PowerPoint to make classroom instruction more interactive and effective.

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