Does anyone care about cloud security? Actually, no.
A survey by the Ponemon Institute finds that 73 percent of U.S. providers say their cloud services don't protect data, mostly because they don't think it's their job.
Center of U.S. population shifts again, and Census is on the trail
The geographic center of the U.S. population has shifted west and south over the past 10 years to Texas County, Missouri. The Census Bureau and NOAA’s National Geodetic Survey are marking the occasion – and the spot.
Red Hat expands its cloud formation
Company's new services include OpenShift platform, CloudForms infrastructure.
NetScaler load balancer can squash network latency
The Citrix Netscaler MPX 9700 ensures network availability, improves security and lowers costs by offloading stressed-out servers.
The easy, inexpensive way to teach complex software
What Class on Demand lacks in interactive training features, it makes up for in ease of use and a reasonable price.
Virginia looks to take unused cell phones away from state workers
State of Virginia will examine cell phone usage patterns to see where it can cut costs.
Sony: Hacker group Anonymous played a part in PlayStation records breach
Sony's chairman tells Congress that, whether they knew it or not, those taking part in a denial-of-service attack on the PlayStation network provided cover for the theft of personal information.
How can you trust a cloud? Verify.
The Distributed Management Task Force's specifications aim to give cloud providers a standardized way to offer audit logs and reports to users.
What was on Osama bin Laden's hard drive?
Investigators are poring over a 'mother lode' of data on hard drives, flash drives and other devices retrieved by Navy SEALs during their raid on Osama bin Laden's compound.
Intel claims 'unprecedented' boost in chip architecture
Company says a new 22-nonometer architecture will lead to faster chips with reduced power use, and keep Moore's Law alive.
The ins and outs of migrating to IE 9
A new Microsoft webinar centers on IT managers and what they need to know about moving to Internet Explorer 9.
Is Facebook the next cybersecurity nightmare?
New social media sites are creating avenues for hackers, thieves and spies to access employee data and potentially infiltrate network defenses.
CIA changes the info-sharing game
The CIA now makes all sorts of data available to more than 100,000 authorized users through its Worldwide Intelligence Review.
Fear factor: Americans feeling less secure about nearly everything, survey shows
Americans are more worried about national security and their online safety, according to a recent survey released by Unisys, but it is difficult to pinpoint just why we are so insecure.
Transportation gets in gear for data-sharing portal
Transportation wants to build a virtual portal so agencies can share data for regional transportation decision-making, according to a new RFI.
Psst, want to see photos of bin Laden's body?
The FBI warns against clicking links that promise pictures or video, as you may end up with collateral damage.
Army's move to enterprise e-mail on pace, despite struggles
The enterprise e-mail initiative has had its struggles, but is moving 1,000 accounts a night into DISA's cloud.
Disruptive tech: Sometimes you're the windshield ...
New computing systems and tools on the horizon can enhance operational processes and also foil adversaries, if you take first advantage of them.
Windows Thin PC release candidate available for download
Microsoft has announced that the release candidate version (RC) of its Windows Thin PC (WinTPC) solution is now available for download.
Taking agency videos to the expert level
Corel's VideoStudio has video- and audio-editing tools that help you produce professional video presentations, no matter your budget.
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