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Q&A: 5 Cybersecurity Vulnerability Vectors Your Agency Shouldn’t Overlook

Check Point security solutions help uncover issues you may not have realized existed.

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Buying Season Means Careful IT Procurement Decisions

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Q&A: GSA CIO David Shive Talks Shared Services, Zero Trust and Modernization

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Modernize Your Cyber Resilience with Today’s Tape Innovations

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DOD Looks to Spectrum Sharing to Support 5G Efforts

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Learn the Requirements for Cybersecurity in a 5G Environment

Networking

In a 5G World, the More Vendors, the Better

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Civilian Federal Agencies Look to Leverage 5G

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DOD Spreads 5G Technology Across the Country

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Virtualization, Consolidation Help Agencies Cut Back on Physical Data Centers

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Edge Computing Lets Agencies Conduct Complex Projects at a Distance

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Edge Computing Lets Agencies Conduct Complex Projects at a Distance

The USDA, Army and Postal Service are all experimenting with technology that saves money and improves information gathering.

Cloud

Learn the Value of Event Logging

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Flank Speed Moves Navy to a Cloud-Based Microsoft Office 365 Solution

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5 Ways Edge Computing Can Deliver Better Application Performance

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NIST Aims a Camera at the Mechanics of Fire

At the National Institute of Standards and Technology, scientists work in a massive, purpose-built lab to understand the nature of fire and to develop ways to improve fire safety. Today's products and buildings are constructed with stronger fire codes developed from NIST's results.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Prepares for Its Exascale Supercomputer

The Summit supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the fastest supercomputer in the U.S., is about to be replaced by an even speedier supercomputer named Frontier, expected to be at least five times as fast — and possibly the fastest in the world.
Drones Aid NOAA Scientists with Hurricane Tracking and Animal Monitoring

Scientists working for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration keep track of nature's events from the sky to the bottom of the ocean. Uncrewed aerial systems — UAS, or drones — have become a critical tool in this work.
Census Bureau Relied on Tech to Make the 2020 Count Happen

For the first all-digital decennial count, the Census Bureau had to contend with a global pandemic, natural disasters and social unrest. Technology made the vital task possible.
National Park Service Relies on Webcams to Attract Far-Flung Nature Fans

Katmai National Park & Preserve in Alaska uses its famed Brown Bear Cam to bring the wonders of wildlife to the entire world.

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Management

White House Wants to See Improvements in Citizen Satisfaction

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Management

How Will the Intelligence Community Invest in IT Moving Forward?

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Security

Where Is Quantum Technology Going in the Federal Government?

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Federal Agencies’ Zero-Trust Journey Is Underway. Now What?

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Management

The Importance of Providing New Technology Training

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Software

IARPA Explores AI to Reimagine Physical Safety and Combat Disinformation

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Improving Endpoint Security in the New Normal

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Networking

The Benefits of Bringing 5G to the Federal Government

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Take a Measured Approach to Software-Defined Networking

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CISA’s Easterly Calls for Closing the Cyber Gender Gap

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