HTML 5 ready for prime time
The new version of the markup language serves up multimedia content without the need for plug-ins and could help agencies built more secure websites.
HP launches pay-per-use model for modernizing networks
Some analysts say the FlexNetwork Utility Advantage Program offers a new model for modernizing network infrastructure.
Where's the lifeboat? Cyber pros struggle in a sea of cyber threats
With threats on the rise and skills at a premium, how do cybersecurity personnel close the technology and resource gaps?
Seattle lays plans for its own ultra-high speed Internet service
The city plans a 1 gigabit/sec network for homes and business, partly by making use of its unused fiber.
Technologies for trusted online identities put to the test
NSTIC is funding five pilot programs that mark a major step toward creating a digital identity ecosystem to enable greater online transactions by government and the private sector.
A PC that keeps working even under water
Stealth’s new airtight system keeps out all dust and water -- at least up to a point.
VA plugs into the cloud with Office 365 for 600,000
The Veterans Affairs Department is about to begin transitioning 600,000 users to a cloud-based e-mail system using Microsoft Office 365 for Government.
HHS prescribes 11 basic steps for securing mobile devices
With an eye toward protecting patient privacy, HHS offers tools for keeping health data protected on mobile devices -- advice that any public-sector agency could follow.
New service makes it easier to track use of Amazon cloud
Amazon Web Services, which has many public-sector customers, will let customers track usage and costs by the hour or by individual service.
New malware waits for a mouse click before executing
The Trojan Upclicker evades automated detection tools by monitoring mouse activity to make sure it is dealing with a human before jumping into action.
Get ready for touch screens on desktop PCs
With the eventual transition to Windows 8 or similar interfaces, touch screen are bound to expand beyond just smart phones and tablets.
5 fearless tech predictions for 2013
Here's what to look for in emerging technology for government during the next year.
Metalogix can boost agency collaboration, content sharing
Company's Content Matrix lets agencies smoothly migrate to newer versions of SharePoint and keep content organized on an ongoing basis.
Good Vault wears iPhone security on its sleeve
Good Technology's product fits over an iPhone 4 or 4s and contains a smart-card or microSD reader for two-factor authentication.
Past robots show significance of the Navy's breakthrough
Most machines we think of as robots actually are Waldos, which makes the X-47B drone's autonomy all the more impressive.
Video-wall display cubes leverage LEDs
Christie's Entero HB video wall display cubes offer constant uptime for the 50- or 80-inch displays agencies use in their control rooms.
Drone hacker infects other competitors
The winning entry connected wirelessly with other drones, prompting them to "run amok."
ICE gives BlackBerry 10 a chance with pilot program
The agency, which two months ago signaled a major move toward iPhones, will test RIM's new OS early in 2013.
Public Wi-Fi finds a home in Virginia city
The addition of public wireless access points in Staunton's busy Gypsy Hill Park during a network upgrade was a way to give something back to the people, says the city's CTO.
Amplifier boosts long-range Wi-Fi for Windows 8 devices
Amped Wireless' compact TAN1 uses high-gain antennas to increase performance.
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