Policymakers are increasingly interested in a technology fund as a way to pay for digital transformation efforts.

Outsourcing identity management can help agencies enhance security, efficiency and user experience.

With only a few clicks, agency tech staffs can set the backup jobs they need.

New Internet of Things beacon technology might be a more resilient and more accurate way for federal agencies to help track users’ location.

With Dell’s first update of the model in two years, the OptiPlex 7050 offers plenty of power and opportunities for expansion.

Feds can turn to endpoint protection, patch management, whitelisting to stay free of malware.

Agencies can get more from enterprise social software if leaders manage security and think about integration ahead of time.

Data loss prevention technology can help agencies block insider threats with the right approach to deploying the solutions.

Endpoint protection is a priority for security professionals who need to lock down agencies' devices.

Wireless networking is popping up in a place employees never expected to find it: federal buildings.

With Windows 10 and Software as a Service, feds work to keep their systems perpetually up to date.

The Navy, Air Force and Marines use tablets to improve training for recruits, reduce the usage of paper forms and even keep soldiers safe on the battlefield.

IT leaders need to determine where and how automation can take care of routine or mundane tasks, and then how to best redeploy resources that are freed up.

Deception technology can help agencies thwart breaches and catch attackers before they cover their tracks.

Agencies that want to benefit from the data revolution and Internet of Things need to invest in the supporting IT behind connected mobile devices.