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Speeding litigation prep with cloud-based tech

Lawyers in the Ohio Attorney General's Office are getting a lift from a new cloud-based e-discovery and document analysis platform.
There’s a new cloud in town

Space-based storage would allow agencies to overcome latency, interruption and internet-related security threats.
Containment can protect IoT and cloud infrastructure from malware

Since it's impossible to provide total protection for all devices, application-layer trusted-access control can secure resources before disaster strikes.
DIA, NIH eye the cloud for streamlining processes

The Defense Intelligence Agency and National Institutes of Health are considering cloud-based solutions to improve efficiency and cut costs.
Unisys launches turnkey cloud services

The company's Digital Government Accelerators are a suite of best practices and tools to help state and local agencies transform their digital operations.
'Elasticity' helps FDA move to cloud

Food and Drug Administration CIO Todd Simpson is leveraging the cloud for high-performance computing to provide better value for his staff.
FedRAMP OKs FireEye, Cylance cyber solutions

FireEye Government Email Threat Prevention analyzes attachments in cloud-based email, and CylancePROTECT uses AI to secure endpoints.
Microsoft adds services to Azure Government Cloud

The Cognitive Services White Glove Program is designed to help agencies develop AI-enabled applications, and Azure Media Analytics uses machine learning technology to improve video analysis.
City turns mapping services into digital do-it-yourself

Frederick, Md., now has a self-service option for consumers and government users who need GIS data.
4 steps to public-sector cloud migration

A sound migration strategy is vital to agencies' cloud success.
FedRAMP details JAB prioritization changes

The latest version of the plan to prioritize some cloud authorizations is open for comment.
The move to cloud: It's easier than you think

Automated cloud compliance can simplify and streamline continuous monitoring.
A cloud secure enough for classified workloads

A classified-as-a-service offering would give public cloud infrastructure operators a way to offer secure, classified, general-purpose processing to government clients.
Security specter still haunts cloud computing

Security for cloud services is improving, but some significant hurdles remain, security experts say.

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Security in the Cloud: Moving Beyond Compliance

Creating a fully compliant cloud-based system is hard enough, but even that doesn’t go far enough to ensure security. As federal agencies are migrating to the cloud, some are learning best methods for creating a cloud-based security model they can trust...
Strategies for Maintaining Secure Cloud Solutions

Cloud security — particularly for government agencies — is multifaceted and constantly evolving. Agencies face a number of strategic decisions as they move to the cloud, but security remains a top concern. In this webcast, Michaela Iorga, senior security technical lead for cloud computing at the National Institute of Standards and Technology and co-chair of NIST’s Cloud Security Working Group, will discuss technical strategies for leveraging the cloud without compromising on security.
Accelerate and Maintain NIST 800-171 Compliance

The Department of Defense (DoD) requires all contractors that process, store or transmit Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) to have met the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) minimum security standards by December 31, 2017 or risk losing their DoD contracts.3
Enabling the Data-Driven Economy in the Cognitive Era

Government leaders have to consider and weigh many variables as they undertake the mission to improve the lives of citizens. They are continually challenged to improve program outcomes, optimize service delivery, and strengthen security, safety and resilience. They face these challenges knowing they have to build capabilities to identify hidden patterns, apply insight with speed and build knowledge that will better enable them to enhance and protect the economic vitality of the citizens and communities they serve.
Mission Possible! Your cognitive future in Government

Welcome to the age of cognitive computing, where intelligent machines simulate human brain capabilities to help solve society’s most vexing problems. Early adopters in government and other industries are already realizing significant value from this innovative technology, and its potential to transform government is enormous. Currently, cognitive systems are helping government organizations navigate complexity in operational environments and foster improved engagement with constituents. Our research indicates that government leaders are poised to embrace this groundbreaking technology and invest in cognitive capabilities to improve outcomes for government organizations across mission areas.