4 emerging cloud trends transforming unstructured data management
Agencies are leveraging cloud technologies to enable secure data collaboration across locations, streamline infrastructure management and help ensure compliance.
Biden Plan to Boost Public Transit Funding: Visionary or Wasteful?
Critics of the plan say buses should get more attention.
Esports gaming platforms take off in Air Force
With more than 80% of Airmen ages 18 to 35 identifying as gamers, the Air Force developed a scalable framework and unified competition structure for players.
Kessel Run seeks DevSecOps help with modernization
The Global Application Delivery Network’s modernized infrastructure will help the Air Force get capabilities to the field more quickly.
Keeping cloud collaboration after CVR winds down
Commercial Virtual Remote, spun up last year to support pandemic telework, goes away this summer. DISA's Global Directory is the key to ensuring the cloud collaboration continues.
Cloud solution improves VSAT communication
The Cloud Layered Obfuscation Application Kit allows users to split network traffic across multiple transmission paths, then combine that traffic within the cloud environment.
How automation can transform storage provisioning
Automation provides the only practical path to effective data provisioning that can increase data center efficiency while ensuring users have the resources they need.
EPA Moves to Restore State Authority Over Auto Emissions
Federal regulators are seeking to undo a Trump administration policy aimed at limiting California’s sway over tailpipe standards.
Joint advisory warns of Russian operations targeting cloud, email
A new advisory describes how organizations can counter tactics and techniques used by Russia’s SVR foreign intelligence service, the attackers behind the intrusion involving SolarWinds.
How CBII secures DOD networks, improves performance
The Cloud-Based Internet Isolation gives mission partners a way to offload internet browsing from Defense Department networks so they can conserve bandwidth for essential functions.
Encryption key management: Best practices for federal agencies
When dealing with sensitive information, it's essential agencies ensure keys are accessible, under their control and available only to those who need them.
Lawmakers consider options for better climate data sharing
The federal government’s climate data must be available to the state, local and private-sector decision-makers who need it, lawmakers said.
Republicans Unveil $568 Billion Infrastructure Proposal
GOP senators said that they’re ready to engage with Democrats and the Biden administration to work out a deal.
3 questions to ask for a successful digital transformation
Software intelligence helps teams make data-driven decisions and redefine the way they work and achieve their mission objectives.
Senators Grill Cabinet Secretaries on American Jobs Plan
The heads of environmental, transportation, housing and commerce departments laid out more details of the Biden administration’s infrastructure plan during a Tuesday hearing.
Remote staff build Salesforce tool to speed benefits to veterans
The Post Payments Workshop tool lets Veterans Benefits Administration employees see the status of a claim at any point in its life cycle.
How COVID and SolarWinds are driving secure modernization
The pandemic and recent security breaches illustrate the urgency government should feel about modernizing legacy infrastructure and systems.
Army modernizing, moving apps to ‘cArmy’ cloud
The Army’s Enterprise Cloud Management Agency is looking for help assessing, modernizing and migrating applications to its cloud environments.
An urgent IT upgrade for Uncle Sam
Without modernized IT systems that readily scale to demand, government agencies jeopardize their ability to fulfill and deliver critical services when they’re needed most.
Getting real-time crash data to responders
Public safety answering points in California can get real-time crash notifications through an agreement between a cloud-based emergency response platform and General Motors’ OnStar emergency system.
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