IBM partnerships extend portable data center capabilities
IBM has extended partnerships with providers of data center infrastructure technology to expand the deployment of the company's Portable Modular Data Center worldwide.
Internet Explorer users face new zero-day threat
Just before Thanksgiving Day, Microsoft released a security advisory on a vulnerability affecting Internet Explorer 6 and 7 browsers, based on "new public reports."
Military and overseas voters to get online options
The 2010 Defense Authorization Act includes requirements to ease voting for Americans overseas.
5 steps to secure your data center
With the advent of cloud computing, rich Internet applications, service-oriented architectures and virtualization, data center operations are becoming more dynamic with fluid boundaries. The shifting form of computing adds layers of complexity that have broad implications for how IT managers secure the components that make up a data center.
The path to cloud computing is beginning to take shape
Cloud computing still has a lot of uncertainties -- among them a lack of maturity among many of its potential services -- but the path toward this nest era of enterprise computing is beginning to take shape.
A-Space melds social media and intelligence gathering
With A-Space, a social-networking site for intelligence analysts, the Defense Intelligence Agency wants to extend electronic collaboration into the creation of intelligence.
Britain looks to take Data.gov concept to the next level
The United Kingdom's Cabinet Office is developing a Web site in the style of the U.S. government's Data.gov that could advance the concept through use of Semantic Web technology.
NOAA expands its World Ocean Database
The update, the first since 2005, captures 29 different categories of data from the world’s oceans, including oxygen levels, temperatures, salinity and information on gases and isotopes.
Why Web 2.0 is still not pixie dust
Web 2.0 is great technology that has a role in all public-facing government Web sites and in the next wave of application development, but don't confuse its use with the less glamorous side of transparency.
White House friends GSA, comments on social media
GSA's Bev Godwin, recently returned from a six-month detail to the White House, talks about the advantages of using social media to connect with the public and balancing the ease of using Web 2.0 tools with the challenges of meeting government regulations.
Microsoft releases Office 2010, SharePoint 2010 betas
Microsoft has released betas of Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 to its MSDN and TechNet subscribers.
Energy labs jostle for top supercomputer honors
Los Alamos National Laboratory falls out of the supercomputer top spot.
Which browser is the riskiest? The answer may surprise you.
Survey assesses browser vulnerabilities, Web servers and other risk factors.
Open-source tools could make it easier to build a hybrid cloud
Government agencies interested in building out privately-run internal clouds have a growing number of open-source tools to work with.
But does it go to 11? 10-gigabit networks are real, if rare
HammerHead's 10-gigabit/sec network analysis tool is now available for specialized networks.
Cisco jumps into the hosted e-mail waters with new service
With its its Unified Communications System 8.0, Cisco is competing with Google, IBM and Microsoft on hosted e-mail. At the same time, Cisco is a partner with Microsoft on many UC integration efforts.
Social networking — and its risks — are exploding in enterprise networks
The challenge of the explosive growth of social networking apps is that many can expose an organization's network to new forms of risks, according to a new report.
DOD expands access to Defense Connect Online
The Defense Department's online collaborative tool previously accessible only to those holding DOD common access cards will now be accessible to sponsored non-DOD personnel serving as mission partners.
Vordel brokers cloud services
Vordel launches its Cloud Service Broker, a tool for aggregating and managing services in public, private and community cloud-computing domains.
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