IT Cybersecurity -- Government Computer News

5 steps to secure your data centerNov 20, 2009

With the advent of cloud computing, rich Internet applications, service-oriented architectures and virtualization, data center operations are becoming more dynamic with fluid boundaries. The shifting form of computing adds layers of complexity that have broad implications for how IT managers secure the components that make up a data center. Read More
NIST zooms in on iris recognitionNov 20, 2009
The path to cloud computing is beginning to take shapeNov 20, 2009
Attempted break-ins are, almost, an everyday thingNov 20, 2009
Locking down Windows with virtualization Nov 20, 2009
Where do identity thieves steal their data?Nov 19, 2009
Identity crisis: The threat of bulk theftsNov 19, 2009
Forefront Threat Management Gateway released for manufacturingNov 18, 2009

Security and Unified Threat Management

Federal Computer Week presents a recent eSeminar with John Kindervag, senior analyst for security at Forrester Research, where he discusses the latest cybersecurity issues facing government agencies. View more
Cross-agency collaboration
Trends, opportunities and the future of RFID
Securing the data center
Get to the bottom of denial-of-service attacks

Real-Time, Secure, Information Sharing in the Federal Government Today

Today it is more critical then ever for government agencies to leverage existing assets, collect and analyze information from a variety of sources and redistribute it as quickly as possible to other organizations that need it. During this Webcast, the speakers will: discuss the unique info-sharing challenges facing government; share lessons learned; and consider IT solutions and methodologies being leveraged today that can help facilitate secure info sharing. Read More
Overcoming the Greatest Challenge of the FDCC Mandate
Mobilize your agency PBX the BlackBerry way

Meeting Government Security and Regulatory Goals through Network Access Control

In this paper, Frost & Sullivan forecast government cyber-security spending, the evolution of government networks and their specific challenges, and outlines how NAC addresses agency specific security measures to counter them. The paper also covers areas that impact ROI, and the cost of inadequate security measures. Read More
Resolving Identity: Who's Who and the Search for the Perfect Engine
Building resiliency and security into a dynamic infrastructure
10 Principles for Effective Performance Management in Government and Public Sector Organizations

Simplifying FDCC Compliance – Improving Network Security, While Lowering Operational Costs

The FDCC Mandate regarding standardization is still a challenge facing many agencies and departments. Shavlik Technologies provides a means to establish and maintain the FDCC mandated system configurations, while providing comprehensive reporting to validate compliance. These solutions will be covered during this on-demand session. Read more

Technology success through the stimulus
FCW will present Karen Jackson, deputy secretary of technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia, at 11 a.m. Wed, Dec. 9, in an eSeminar where she will discuss technology acquisition through the stimulus. Read more
Security and Unified Threat Management
GSA: Pick your procurement weapon