Hurricane season? Really? FEMA widget can help you prepare.
It’s open season for hurricanes as of June 1, and FEMA wants you to prepare now before a potentially active season heats up.
Last call for HTML5 testing, comments
The W3C has announced that the HTML5 Working Draft has reached the Last Call milestone.
University projects to secure cyberspace could soon bear fruit
A five-year program funded by Northrop Grumman to advance cybersecurity research is nearing fruition, participants say.
Apple to unveil iCloud services, new OSes
Steve Jobs is expected to show off the company's cloud services; new Mac OS X, called Lion, and iOS 5 also to debut.
Microsoft launches CEP for System Center Virtual Manager beta
Microsoft has opened signups to its community evaluation program for testing the beta of System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012.
To take the next IT step, agencies have to get creative
Governments will have to resort to some atypical financial and management techniques to acquire cloud services under current economic conditions.
NY CIO: In the future, states will share systems
Acting New York State CIO Daniel Chan is seeking ways to show IT's value to taxpayers by using cloud technologies and sharing systems among states.
The stumbling blocks of IT consolidation
Combining resources undoubtedly pays off, but getting there isn't easy. Here's how state, local and federal agencies are dealing with the hurdles.
7 secrets of IT consolidation success
Seven recommendations for data center consolidation, including preparing a current usage survey and using automation tools.
6 tips for securing IPv6
Despite the long-term promise of improved security, the transition to IPv6 will bring additional problems to the network in the short term. Here are six tips to help you handle them.
Census consolidation by the numbers
A snapshot of the Census Bureau's server virtualization project highlights the key points of its move toward a virtual private cloud.
Red Hat rolls out FIPS-certified OS, cloud products
A series of federal security certifications for Red Hat's open-source operating system and two new cloud products offer developers a variety of options for designing and managing agency cloud applications.
Memorial Day: A virtual way to pay tribute
Even if you're booked with other activities, you can honor the holiday by paying a virtual visit to some of the nation's memorials.
A few things you might not know about Memorial Day
Don't overlook the proper way to honor the fallen.
GSA plans its next big step into the cloud
The General Services Administration is looking for a provider for enterprise IT management services.
Google releases Chrome security fixes, still mum on flaw details
Chrome version 11.0.696.71 fixes four vulnerabilities in Google's browser.
Old systems: When to modernize, leapfrog, shut down or stay the course
Here are some rules of thumb IT managers can follow when facing the end of life of legacy systems.
Fox News reports, Secret Service agent decides it's 'blathering'
A federal agent learns that tweets aren't kept secret.
State website breaks new ground with mobile apps
The new version of Arkansas.gov includes two features state officials say are the first for government: Text4help, which lets people ask questions and get answers about government services, and a geolocation widget for finding online services.
What's missing from the cloud? An exit strategy.
Ninety percent of federal IT managers recently surveyed either say their agencies don't have or report being unaware whether their agencies have a cloud computing exit strategy.
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