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Federal Cybersecurity: Building Trust, Visibility and Resilience

February 1, 2012Underwritten by Cisco Two billion people now use the Internet worldwide. In the United States alone, there are roughly 240 million Internet users. As our world becomes cyber and network dependent, so does the potential severity of attacks and their effects.

Data Surge and Automated Analysis: The Latest ISR Challenge

January 15, 2012Underwritten by EMC Over the past decade, the United States government has spent hundreds of billions of dollars to improve its ability to collect intelligence. The sheer amount and ever-increasing sophistication of information have overwhelmed analysis systems and processes. Finding the needed analytical tools and storage is the next step in the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance revolution.

Open For Business: Leveraging Open Government to Improve Agency Operations

January 1, 2012Underwritten by OpenText With mandates for open and transparent processes, federal agencies are managing an increasing number of public information requests. Agencies are developing and refining their own engagement strategies and are employing new technologies in the process. Open government initiatives are also a chance to reform inefficient processes.

Partly Cloudy: Managers Hesitate in Federal Cloud Transition

January 1, 2012 “Cloud computing has the potential to greatly reduce inefficiencies, increase data center efficiency and utilization rates, and lower operating costs,” former U.S. Chief Information Officer Vivek Kundra testified in 2010. In a recent survey of Government Executive subscribers, conducted by Government Business Council (GBC) in partnership with GTSI, the vast majority of respondents identify similar benefits. Yet many federal executives indicate that they are hesitant to adopt cloud-based solutions. Read this GBC report and learn: How much of the federal workload has been moved to the cloud What obstacles agencies face in cloud adoption What opportunities exist for cloud expansion

Mobile Security: Efforts to Secure Federal Devices

December 1, 2011Underwritten by CDWG and McAfee Americas reliance on mobile devices is significant and steadily growing. Widely used in both personal and professional settings, mobile devices provide many of the same functions of a traditional computer but are portable and convenient. Mobile technology has changed the way federal managers communicate and access information.