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Newly available data on lightning activity within clouds gives NWS, NASA and the military better warnings about severe weather.
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The growth of IT services across the enterprise makes identifying users complex, but three government efforts aim to standardize and simplify access control.
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After discovering that the technology was more complex than they were led to believe, government agencies will become more sophisticated about using the cloud.
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Company becomes the second provider, and first large one, certified as meeting federal standards for security assessment, authorization and continuous monitoring.
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Officials are considering moving criminal justice data, storage, records management, crime reporting and mapping and analysis systems, according to IACP survey
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Cisco and NetApp plan tighter integration within the FlexPod architecture to make it easier for agencies to deploy and access next-gen cloud infrastructures.
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Attunity's software for file replication lets organizations rapidly move data in and out of Hadoop and the cloud.
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The thin-client Cloud Key attaches to almost any monitor allowing remote users to access their work files without any data ever leaving the office network.
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Actually, yes, if departments take care in selecting providers and ensuring the availability and performance of the service, according to an IJIS Institute report.
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NJVC's Cloudcuity suite aligns with NIST measures for cloud interoperability, allowing agencies to move data and applications among multiple providers, company officials say.