The Court of Federal Claims rejected complaints by Oracle that conflict of interest and unfair requirements warranted a rebid of the $10 billion, 10-year Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
The Department of Transportation wants to preserve the spectrum that has been set aside for connected vehicle communications, according to one of the agency's top managers.
A new surveillance tool detects machine-generated errors in health care data.
Responder agencies participating in the exercise will get a chance to test technologies that will keep them better connected and protected.
New guidelines offer a data template for cities to apply across sectors and initiatives to increase cyber-physical security and compliance and minimize risk.
The architecture describes the basics of federated community cloud deployment models through the interactions of the actors and their roles related to trust, security and resource sharing and usage.
Enterprises can leverage next-generation 911 solutions today that provide advanced capabilities "out-of-band," or "over-the-top," of legacy infrastructure -- enabling better 911 support at a lower price point.
The Pentagon is putting together a list of bases where it will test -- and ultimately deploy -- 5G capabilities.
Harnessing new prediction technology, federal authorities hope to sharpen the disaster warnings they send directly to cellphones, as well as to state and county emergency managers, to make the warnings faster and clearer about life-threatening conditions.
Increasing visibility into data and user behavior will help agencies create more effective, sound and targeted security policies and get control over their data, wherever it may be.