Splunk announces tools for higher-ed, enterprise security, storage

Data analysis software firm Splunk offers subscription pricing to the higher education community and announces security and enterprise IT monitoring apps.

Calculator helps evaluate the cost of going rugged

An online calculator will help IT managers determine whether it is financially beneficial to replace consumer devices with rugged tablets.

CMS picks EHR systems for next health IT test

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services picked EHR systems that will be used to qualify health care providers for incentives designed to build a national health information network.

Tecore expands 3G/4G platforms for rapid response comm

Tecore Networks expands its Raven platform with a 3G/4G network designed for the rapid deployment of voice, text and video communications.

IBM boosts flash storage for enterprise cloud, analytics

The company's integrated flash storage's modular design targets high performance and long life cycle applications to help reduce costs, improve resiliency and increase uptime.

Juniper Firefly offers a suite of virtualized security tools

The Firefly suite gives organizations a way to deliver benefits of cloud and virtualization technologies without undermining security.

Automation, closed loop tactics boost enterprise security

Enhancements to Palo Alto Networks' enterprise security and threat analysis systems speed up the discovery and elimination of malware, zero-day exploits and advanced persistent threats.

PwC OK'd as certified third-party assessment organization for FedRAMP

PwC was certified under the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program to assess the security of cloud providers offering services to federal agencies.

Patent search engines aim to open innovations to the world

The Lens open search engine provides access to 100 million documents in 90 countries, and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office makes Chinese patent documentation searchable via the PTO website.

1940s motion simulator rehabbed for tech testing at sea

The Navy is refurbishing a 96,000 pound platform used to train World War II-era machine gun operators into a test site for high-tech communications.

Texas opts for General Dynamics CloudBroker services

General Dynamics' CloudBroker portal helps customers procure and manage cloud infrastructure and services.

Digital forensic tools dig up hidden evidence faster

Forensic Toolkit 5.1 adds native investigative capability for Microsoft's Volume Shadow Copy and geolocation technologies

Zettaset adds encryption feature to Hadoop management platform

Big data management firm Zettaset announced a enhancement to its Orchestrator tool that offers data-at-rest encryption for customers working in Hadoop environments.

Certificate-on-Chip offers identity as a service for mobile devices

New service brings increased security and access management for both employee-owned and corporate-issued devices.

First software-as-a-service platform gets FedRAMP OK

Originally developed for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Concurrent Technologies Corp.’s Unclassified Remote Hosted Desktop is the first SaaS solution to be authorized by FedRAMP.

HP thin client features fanless design, fast processing

The HP t620 is designed to run graphically rich applications and enhanced security features for virtual desktops, desktop as a service, unified communications and other client virtualization and cloud computing applications.

NIST seeks comments on crypto management system

The draft profile contains requirements for the design, procurement, management and use of Cryptographic Key Management Systems by federal organizations.

FDA cures data-entry backlog with digital scanning, crowdsourcing

The Food and Drug Administration tapped a Web-based digital scanning service to overcome a monthslong backlog of reports submitted to its drug safety database.

BlackBerry to invest in government-focused security innovation center

BlackBerry will invest in a government-oriented security innovation center and return to making keyboard-based smartphones.

COBOL just keeps hanging on

Even at its advanced age, COBOL powers government's legacy IT systems and more than 70 percent of the world's business transactions.

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