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Deception for protection
October 14, 2016 | NewsUsing deception tools as cybersecurity measures can not only protect critical information, but also detect intrusions.
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Discovery and innovation in government IT: The 2016 dig IT Award winners
| NewsDARPA, FEMA, NGA, Prince George's County, New Jersey's Parole Board and the Ark-Tex Council of Governments take top honors.
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Sending passwords securely…through your body
| NewsResearchers at the University of Washington have come up with a way to secure passwords by sending them through the human body, beyond the reach of wireless sniffers.
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Governments can — and should — join the mobile revolution
| NewsAgencies should evaluate whether their services can be more effectively delivered in a mobile environment.
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The trouble with self-service business intelligence
October 13, 2016 | NewsThe conveniences that workers get from building their own analytics come with costs in data integration, metadata management and auditability.
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NC enlists chatbots for government service
| NewsNorth Carolina’s Innovation Center is testing chatbots that will improve citizen-facing services and solve common IT help desk requests.
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‘Snowden’: A cinematic snow job?
| NewsWhen it comes to the recently released movie about the famed data-pilfering National Security Agency contractor, government insiders feel that director Oliver Stone and his team should get their dramatic license revoked.
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Preparing for the Data Center Optimization Initiative
| NewsBy adopting data center infrastructure management and power usage effectiveness solutions, agencies can get ahead of optimization mandates.
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Innovation depends on convergence and agile development
October 12, 2016 | NewsConverged infrastructure enables greater cooperation between development and operations teams so they can deliver better services to citizens faster.
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Connecting classified and unclassified big data
| NewsDHS has created a data framework that makes it easier to search across classified and unclassified datasets.