Author Archive

Luba Vangelova

Pay & Benefits

Agencies Paying for PC Power

Luba Vangelova
June 1, 1998

Magazine

Imaging Tools Cut the Paper Trail

Luba Vangelova
December 1, 1997

Magazine

GIS Puts Information on the Map

Luba Vangelova
October 1, 1997

Magazine

Comic Strip Tease

Dilbert may just be poking fun at the office of the '90s, but the symbolism rings true at many federal agencies.

Luba Vangelova
June 1, 1997

Magazine

Year 2000 Deadline Not Negotiable

Problems loom for federal agencies in 2000 unless they can find flexible solutions.

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Magazine

Computer Security Guide

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Tech

New Technology Means New Risks

Computer Security Guide

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Magazine

Computer Security Guide

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Magazine

Authentication and Access Control

Software and smart cards keep out the wrong users.

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Magazine

Firewalls

Security shields keep network traffic in the right lanes.

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Tech

Encryption

Message scrambling keys lock out snoops.

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Magazine

Anti-Virus Software

Safeguards change with the latest strains

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Magazine

Security Administration Tools

Software sniffs out weak points and manages network safeguards.

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Magazine

Power Protection

Backup units, suppressors guard against electrical fluctuations.

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Magazine

Disaster Recovery

Backup systems and outside firms stand by for rescues.

Luba Vangelova
May 1, 1997

Information Technology

Powering Up the Virtual Office

Road warriors and satellite office employees are changing the way government works.

Luba Vangelova
April 1, 1997

Magazine

Multimedia: Not Just for Games

Luba Vangelova
January 1, 1997

Magazine

Virtual Reality Turns Inside Out

Luba Vangelova
October 1, 1996

Magazine

Going Mobile With Computers

Info Tech

Luba Vangelova
August 1, 1996

Magazine

Meltdown

NRC's Master Plan Keeps Agencies a Step Ahead of Nuclear Disaster.

Luba Vangelova
January 1, 1996