Analytics pump up Super Bowl security game plan
With the Haystax Public Safety Cloud, New York and New Jersey security officials can analyze real-time data to assess potential threats to America's biggest sports spectacle.
Southeast states share unemployment benefits system
Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina tap Capgemini for a cloud-based UI system that will go live in 2016.
Juniper Firefly offers a suite of virtualized security tools
The Firefly suite gives organizations a way to deliver benefits of cloud and virtualization technologies without undermining security.
IBM boosts flash storage for enterprise cloud, analytics
The company's integrated flash storage's modular design targets high performance and long life cycle applications to help reduce costs, improve resiliency and increase uptime.
PwC OK'd as certified third-party assessment organization for FedRAMP
PwC was certified under the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program to assess the security of cloud providers offering services to federal agencies.
5 steps to jumpstart your city's cloud
Financial pressures and the drive to provide better citizen services have cities looking, and slowly moving, to the cloud. Here’s how to start the process.
Patent search engines aim to open innovations to the world
The Lens open search engine provides access to 100 million documents in 90 countries, and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office makes Chinese patent documentation searchable via the PTO website.
Will the real cloud operating system please stand up?
The lack of clarity around the concept of a cloud operating system is an indicator of the rapid evolution of cloud computing and the consequences of a torrid pace of change.
Industry group advocates linking cloud, cybersecurity planning
A report by SafeGov.org offers a plan to help agency CIOs get the benefits of cloud technology while meeting federal cybersecurity goals at the same time.
'Trust but verify' is so last year
Zero trust considers all network traffic, wherever it originates, as suspect. Every packet on the network has to be inspected and analyzed in real time.
Cloud-based analytics keeps Montreal's buses full and ridership growing
A combination of cloud computing and business analytics has helped the city of Montreal track the habits of individual public transit riders — and reward their loyalty.
Texas opts for General Dynamics CloudBroker services
General Dynamics' CloudBroker portal helps customers procure and manage cloud infrastructure and services.
4 ways to get a handle on software-defined data centers
Instead of trying to manage all facets of the SDDC separately, administrators need to tackle networking, compute, storage, security as a whole.
Data analytics charts new path to heart attack survival
A Wake County, N.C., EMS team uses data analytics to uncover a new treatment protocol that extends survival rates for heart attack patients.
Certificate-on-Chip offers identity as a service for mobile devices
New service brings increased security and access management for both employee-owned and corporate-issued devices.
CSA pushes software-defined perimeter network protection
Standardized SDP security framework will protect application infrastructures from network-based attacks.
First software-as-a-service platform gets FedRAMP OK
Originally developed for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Concurrent Technologies Corp.’s Unclassified Remote Hosted Desktop is the first SaaS solution to be authorized by FedRAMP.
NSA data center to be cooled by wastewater
The National Security Agency will be using graywater to cool servers at its new data center in Fort Meade, Md.
HP thin client features fanless design, fast processing
The HP t620 is designed to run graphically rich applications and enhanced security features for virtual desktops, desktop as a service, unified communications and other client virtualization and cloud computing applications.
Lawrence Livermore explores the shape of data, expanding query-free analytics
The national lab is using a new technique, topological data analysis, to extract meaning from large and varied data sets through a collaboration with commercial DARPA spinoff, Ayasdi Inc.
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