Virtualization technology could address Pentagon's network security problems
Defense Department officials want to know whether virtualization technology can make DOD’s networks more secure and easier to manage.
Enhancements to DOE Web site make information-sharing easier
A quick-share tool added to WorldWideScience.org makes it easier to share results through social-networking Web sites.
Federal IT dashboard uses visualization technology to display spending details
A new Web site launched by OMB lets the public see how agencies are spending money on information technology.
New DOD cyber command will focus on the dot-mil domain
Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn III stressed the need for cooperation between the Pentagon’s new cyber command and the organizations with primary responsibility for the .gov and private-sector domains.
Army gives soldiers access to Twitter, Facebook
A recent Army order directs network managers to give soldiers access to social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
DISA in search of on-demand, scalable communications
The Defense Information Systems Agency is seeking on-demand communications services that can easily be increased and decreased as demand varies.
Senate confirms Chopra to be first federal CTO
As the federal chief technology officer, Aneesh Chopra will promote IT innovation to help with President Obama’s goals for job creation, reducing health care costs and improving security.
Ready for a closeup: GSA debuts on YouTube
The General Services Administration today launched an official government channel on YouTube.
Chopra moves one step closer to being federal CTO
Aneesh Chopra is one step closer to becoming the first federal chief technology officer after winning unanimous support from the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.
Navy Marine Corps Intranet to continue via sole-source contract
The Navy will negotiate with EDS to provide continuity of services after the Navy Marine Corps Intranet contract expires Sept. 30, 2010.
GSA opens door to Web 2.0 content for federal agencies
The General Services Administration has signed agreements with Flickr, YouTube, Vimeo and blip.tv that make it possible for federal agencies to use new-media tools while meeting their legal requirements.
NIST takes team approach to cloud computing
The team will identify potential risks to federal agencies that adopt cloud computing, as well as demonstrate how current standards and guidelines for evaluating technology can be used for cloud computing.
Forge.mil fosters open-source software development
Defense Department officials have launched a new Web site where developers can work on open-source software projects specifically for DOD.
NOAA models tsunami warning system
High-resolution NOAA computer models of Oregon’s coastline that simulate tsunamis will help emergency managers create evacuation and rescue plans for potential incidents.
IT security begins with enterprise architecture
Enterprise architecture must be a key part of the strategy used to protect government computers and networks from cyberattacks, according to security experts.
Changes in store for government IT
Executives say a new administration and new generation of workers will force government information technology to evolve quickly.
Experts say enterprise architecture is key to IT security
The availability of malware on the Web is creating new security challenges, according to security experts.
Higher-tech recruiting
To entice recruits, the Army has built a 14,500-square-foot facility that resembles an Apple store or video arcade more than a military recruiting station.
Pentagon wants smart cards in play
Defense Department officials are taking steps to make Common Access Cards the single identity credential for authenticating servicemembers, employees and contractors.
Online directory for injured vets launched
The Defense Department has launched a Web-based network of care coordinators for injured service members, veterans and their families.
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