PCs are still the biggest target for cyber criminals, and legitimate but small-time, seldom-updated websites are becoming a common vector, McAfee’s threat report says.
The Navy is using a computer game to crowdsource ideas to help make our fighting forces more efficient -- and less costly.
The General Services Administration's USASpending.gov website is using the GCE Big Data and Analytics Cloud for storing and managing large volumes of data.
Fresno, Calif., automates the task of tracking and controlling its network endpoints, both stationary and mobile.
The MCX will use SAS to perform cluster analyses, which will help it gain better insight into the unique and changing needs of the local population.
Families of Android malware quadrupled in the past year, while the files used to distribute the malware skyrocketed from 139 to 3,063, according to a report from F-Secure.
An international effort by the Defense Department and the U.S. Navy is developing Web-based applications that will let allied navies share data in the fight against piracy on the high seas.
Georgia is using the LexisNexis Tax Refund Investigative Solution in a pilot program to mitigate identity fraud and has awarded the company a contract to continue the effort.
A conference on secure software development aims to raise the bar for attackers trying to compromise IT systems.
Is it just coincidence that unmanaged and unpatched software continues to be a major security problem?
A new security certification allows federal agencies to use Red Hat's Enterprise Linux 5 with the KVM hypervisor on IBM systems for a variety of command and control and secure operations.
Utah.gov has a new infrastructure that dynamically integrates data and information into a portal and delivers it in real time without the need for a Web content management system
CIOs describe what works with mobile application development at NASCIO's Mid-year Conference.
Verizon and Cellcrypt will offer voice encryption for smart phones and tablets running the Android, BlackBerry and iOS operating systems.
A researcher examining early releases of Microsoft's new operating system says Windows 8 makes it harder to exploit vulnerabilities.