The key to surviving the Blue Screen of Death blues
When the dreaded screen hits, as it did for John Breeden II recently, it's best to have already expected the worst.
Social network analysis, predictive coding enlisted to fight fraud
New analytic technologies will help agencies and investigators look deeper into behavioral patterns to combat some of the more sophisticated fraud schemes on the horizon.
What's hot at FOSE 2013
The annual conference and expo kicks off Tuesday, tackling the key challenges facing the public-sector IT community.
Linux leads in open-source quality, but risky defects lurk
A seven-year study finds the quality of open-source software development neck-and-neck with proprietary code.
Google puts decades of Earth's changes into time-lapse animation
Google Earth Engine collects and converts millions of Landsat images from USGS into a picture of how the Earth's surface has changed.
iOS 6 for iPhones, iPads gets FIPS 140-2 certification
NIST adds the Apple iOS CoreCrypto Kernel Module v3.0 to its Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) certification list.
Cray unveils a supercomputer for the rest of us
The XC30-AC systems start at $500,000 and offer speeds ranging from 22 to 176 teraflops.
Facing a data quagmire, Nebraska puts storage systems in order
Nebraska's Office of the Chief Information Officer has turned to virtual tape storage tech to tackle a growing data overload.
Is 'fear the auditor' holding back real IT security?
The emerging focus on automating IT security raises the question: will agencies automate FISMA compliance or risk management?
Unbreakable encryption remains a pipe dream, even on a quantum Internet
Despite efforts to use the principles of quantum computing to create unbreakable encryption, the system fails outside a lab or highly controlled setting.
What's next for data centers: Virtualization and SDN take over
Entirely virtualized, software-defined data centers will change service delivery for everyone from the citizen to the warfighter, experts say.
FCC puts browsers on the accessibility page
The commission updates its rules to ensure browsers are accessible to people with disabilities.
'Honeywords' can dupe password thieves
Decoys assigned to user accounts could tip off admins to attacks born of stolen passwords, Ari Juels and Ron Rivest say.
The meaning of 'rugged': 8 tests behind MIL-STD ratings
The U.S. Military Standard (MIL-STD) 810 tests are designed to let users know how equipment will perform in harsh environments. Here are the eight tests most commonly applied to computing devices.
Appian BPM gets more social and mobile
Appian Records lets users browse, update and take action on data from any enterprise system through a single social interface. Appian SAIL lets designers push BPM apps to mobile devices.
In Sandy's wake, NJ town goes to all-wireless phone service
Reflecting a trend toward mobile computing, Mantaloking will be one of the few areas in the country to operate without copper land lines.
New techniques behind Energy's plan for exascale computing
Scientists at the Energy Department's Los Alamos National Lab are working toward building an exascale computer that by 2020 could be powerful enough to model the human brain, cell by cell.
Intel's new chips need power supplies that can handle less, not more, power
Enermax announced a line of desktop power supplies that are ready to handle the Haswell chips' low-power needs.
Ohio's budget office opens up with cloud-based BPM tool
The Office of Budget and Management has deployed Appian’s cloud-based BPM with mobile and social capabilities to improve the coordination of work across teams, departments and systems.
3 agencies whose telework programs showed 'tele-vision'
The Mobile Work Exchange recently announced the recipients of the group's 2013 Tele-Vision Awards.
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