The Pentagon's most expensive program, the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, might prove to be as vulnerable to enemy hackers as inadequately armored Humvees were to roadside bombs, and could prove even ...
Securing the Mobile Frontier
Barbara Fast was among those on a CGI mobile securty panel at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C. on February 16, 2012.
COMMENTARY: Cybersecurity in the mobile age is everyone's ...
When Government Gets Things Right
The past three weeks worth of news reports about GSA's lavish convention spending and indiscretions by Secret Service agents--and the inquisitions on Capitol Hill in response--could already fill a few ...
Partnerships Key In Race Against Cyber 'Bad Guys'
Greg Garcia is not one to sit and spin his wheels. He thrives on speed, a little danger and the overall chase. So it's little surprise that the bicycling enthusiast gravitates toward the ...
DARPA To Offer $2 Million Prize For Next Generation Robot
Robots are coming closer and closer to performing life saving duties. But the Defense Department's Advance Research Project Agency is now putting up a $2 million prize to whomever can help push the ...
Defense Department Bets Big On Big Data
First Todd Park, former Department of Health and Human Services chief technology officer, bet on health data in a big way; got his upcoming Health Data Palloza, and then became our new Federal CTO. ...
Defense Department Wants Cyber Arsenal, Report Says
The U.S. Defense Department has accelerated its efforts to develop offensive cyber weapons that could be used to dismantle hostile military networks in countries where U.S. forces are operating, The ...
Federal Mobility Plan Takes Shape; Need For Greater Integration
Federal information technology officials are on a mission to hammer out a new, more coherent strategy for using mobile technology in government by the end of next month. But already, they are ...
FCC Reversal On LightSquared Opens New Debate On Wireless Receivers
A Federal Communications Commission proposal that would effectively halt the launch of a new nationwide wireless network by LightSquared appears to open the door to a new and potentially disruptive ...
Technology To Boost Illegal Immigrant Investigations
Proposed increases in federal technology spending aren't just for back office operations; they're also expected to help the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency track down illegal immigrants, ...
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