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November 2008
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Feds find that a host of remote-management and IP tools help them rein in their IT energy use.
Around the globe or across town, agencies rely on remote management to provide efficient, reliable support to users.
Feds and experts relay 5 smart ideas for emergency notification.
Try these steps to gain and keep control of that seemingly endless flow of e-mail.
Technologies that federal IT chiefs have their eye on for 2009.
It takes smart planning and preparation to cut over to a thin-client architecture.
If you're using Windows Server 2008, take a glimpse at ways to make use of its onboard virtualization tool, Hyper-V.
General Services Administration CIO
A unique campus provides an enduring safeguard for the nation's collection of films, TV programs, radio broadcasts and sound recordings.
A unique campus provides an enduring safeguard for the nation's collection of films, TV programs, radio broadcasts and sound recordings.
Hardware appliances can help you get a grip on your agency's encryption keys.
If you're using Windows Server 2008, take a glimpse at ways to make use of its onboard virtualization tool, Hyper-V.
Virtualization not only saves time and money, it keeps the data flowing — no matter what gets in the way.
Try these steps to gain and keep control of that seemingly endless flow of e-mail.
As the government crafts broader metrics and benchmarks, consider energy-efficiency steps your IT shop can take now.
As the government crafts broader metrics and benchmarks, consider energy-efficiency steps your IT shop can take now.
It takes smart planning and preparation to cut over to a thin-client architecture.
ATI graphics card lets power graphics users run multiple apps simultaneously.
Six options for extending the life of older PCs.
Take these steps to develop a successful program.
Before you apply NIST's templates for FDCC, make sure to take a few precautionary measures.
OMB's Tim Young offers his take on IT and the next administration.
General Services Administration CIO
DOD uses new technologies so it can interact more directly with troops and the public.
Take your best shot at collaboration and surveillance using IP cameras.
Feds find that a host of remote-management and IP tools help them rein in their IT energy use.
OMB's Tim Young offers his take on IT and the next administration.
Tight budgets offer opportunities for IT — really.
Technologies that federal IT chiefs have their eye on for 2009.
It takes smart planning and preparation to cut over to a thin-client architecture.
Preventing data leakage through your agency's system ports requires a smart plan of action combined with vigilant monitoring of your users' mobile devices.
Turn on TPM to help empower encryption.
General Services Administration CIO
GuardianEdge Hard Disk Encryption protects data on mobile devices and removable media.
Around the globe or across town, agencies rely on remote management to provide efficient, reliable support to users.
Agencies go beyond wireless hot spots to provide critical network connectivity anytime, anywhere.
Agencies go beyond wireless hot spots to provide critical network connectivity anytime, anywhere.
A unique campus provides an enduring safeguard for the nation's collection of films, TV programs, radio broadcasts and sound recordings.
Follow these tips to improve your network's performance.
An IT pro offers advice on how to manage what may be a very destructive worm.
Counter security threats with solid endpoint security.
Turn on TPM to help empower encryption.
Workarounds can help you adjust to the new OS.
Before you apply NIST's templates for FDCC, make sure to take a few precautionary measures.
OMB's Tim Young offers his take on IT and the next administration.
General Services Administration CIO
With preparation, CIOs can ready their federal IT shops to take a leading role in the transition.
To create successful metrics for security programs, keep your focus on measuring effectiveness, not performance.
Technologies that federal IT chiefs have their eye on for 2009.
As the government crafts broader metrics and benchmarks, consider energy-efficiency steps your IT shop can take now.
As federal technology organizations begin to adapt to the new administration's goals, CIOs must address a pair of continuing, high-visibility concerns: IT security and budgetary constraints.
As federal technology organizations begin to adapt to the new administration's goals, CIOs must address a pair of continuing, high-visibility concerns: IT security and budgetary constraints.
An IT pro offers advice on how to manage what may be a very destructive worm.
Try these steps to gain and keep control of that seemingly endless flow of e-mail.
Preventing data leakage through your agency's system ports requires a smart plan of action combined with vigilant monitoring of your users' mobile devices.
Turn on TPM to help empower encryption.
Counter security threats with solid endpoint security.
To create successful metrics for security programs, keep your focus on measuring effectiveness, not performance.
Take your best shot at collaboration and surveillance using IP cameras.
Hardware appliances can help you get a grip on your agency's encryption keys.
GuardianEdge Hard Disk Encryption protects data on mobile devices and removable media.
Feds and experts relay 5 smart ideas for emergency notification.
With a move to IP networks, VoIP fail-over and remote monitoring provide agencies a COOP option during a crisis.
Before you apply NIST's templates for FDCC, make sure to take a few precautionary measures.
Take these steps to develop a successful program.
Solid-state drives offer decent performance at competitive prices. Find out if they are right for your agency.
A unique campus provides an enduring safeguard for the nation's collection of films, TV programs, radio broadcasts and sound recordings.
It takes smart planning and preparation to cut over to a thin-client architecture.
If you're using Windows Server 2008, take a glimpse at ways to make use of its onboard virtualization tool, Hyper-V.
As the government crafts broader metrics and benchmarks, consider energy-efficiency steps your IT shop can take now.
Solid-state drives offer decent performance at competitive prices. Find out if they are right for your agency.
Turn on TPM to help empower encryption.
If you're using Windows Server 2008, take a glimpse at ways to make use of its onboard virtualization tool, Hyper-V.
It takes smart planning and preparation to cut over to a thin-client architecture.
Virtualization not only saves time and money, it keeps the data flowing — no matter what gets in the way.
Agencies go beyond wireless hot spots to provide critical network connectivity anytime, anywhere.
Take your best shot at collaboration and surveillance using IP cameras.
With a move to IP networks, VoIP fail-over and remote monitoring provide agencies a COOP option during a crisis.
OMB's Tim Young offers his take on IT and the next administration.
Take these steps to develop a successful program.
Feds and experts relay 5 smart ideas for emergency notification.
With preparation, CIOs can ready their federal IT shops to take a leading role in the transition.
General Services Administration CIO
Feds find that a host of remote-management and IP tools help them rein in their IT energy use.
DOD uses new technologies so it can interact more directly with troops and the public.
As the government crafts broader metrics and benchmarks, consider energy-efficiency steps your IT shop can take now.
As federal technology organizations begin to adapt to the new administration's goals, CIOs must address a pair of continuing, high-visibility concerns: IT security and budgetary constraints.
Preventing data leakage through your agency's system ports requires a smart plan of action combined with vigilant monitoring of your users' mobile devices.
Follow these tips to improve your network's performance.
To create successful metrics for security programs, keep your focus on measuring effectiveness, not performance.
Workarounds can help you adjust to the new OS.
Take your best shot at collaboration and surveillance using IP cameras.
DOD uses new technologies so it can interact more directly with troops and the public.
OMB's Tim Young offers his take on IT and the next administration.
Tight budgets offer opportunities for IT — really.
It takes smart planning and preparation to cut over to a thin-client architecture.
Technologies that federal IT chiefs have their eye on for 2009.
Agencies go beyond wireless hot spots to provide critical network connectivity anytime, anywhere.
A unique campus provides an enduring safeguard for the nation's collection of films, TV programs, radio broadcasts and sound recordings.
With a move to IP networks, VoIP fail-over and remote monitoring provide agencies a COOP option during a crisis.
As the government crafts broader metrics and benchmarks, consider energy-efficiency steps your IT shop can take now.
General Services Administration CIO
ATI graphics card lets power graphics users run multiple apps simultaneously.
GuardianEdge Hard Disk Encryption protects data on mobile devices and removable media.
Counter security threats with solid endpoint security.
An IT pro offers advice on how to manage what may be a very destructive worm.
Turn on TPM to help empower encryption.
Before you apply NIST's templates for FDCC, make sure to take a few precautionary measures.
Six options for extending the life of older PCs.
Feds and experts relay 5 smart ideas for emergency notification.
Take these steps to develop a successful program.
Try these steps to gain and keep control of that seemingly endless flow of e-mail.
Hardware appliances can help you get a grip on your agency's encryption keys.
Around the globe or across town, agencies rely on remote management to provide efficient, reliable support to users.
Solid-state drives offer decent performance at competitive prices. Find out if they are right for your agency.
Feds find that a host of remote-management and IP tools help them rein in their IT energy use.
If you're using Windows Server 2008, take a glimpse at ways to make use of its onboard virtualization tool, Hyper-V.
As federal technology organizations begin to adapt to the new administration's goals, CIOs must address a pair of continuing, high-visibility concerns: IT security and budgetary constraints.
With preparation, CIOs can ready their federal IT shops to take a leading role in the transition.
Try these steps to gain and keep control of that seemingly endless flow of e-mail.
As federal technology organizations begin to adapt to the new administration's goals, CIOs must address a pair of continuing, high-visibility concerns: IT security and budgetary constraints.
An IT pro offers advice on how to manage what may be a very destructive worm.
Counter security threats with solid endpoint security.
Technologies that federal IT chiefs have their eye on for 2009.
Turn on TPM to help empower encryption.
Preventing data leakage through your agency's system ports requires a smart plan of action combined with vigilant monitoring of your users' mobile devices.
As the government crafts broader metrics and benchmarks, consider energy-efficiency steps your IT shop can take now.
It takes smart planning and preparation to cut over to a thin-client architecture.
If you're using Windows Server 2008, take a glimpse at ways to make use of its onboard virtualization tool, Hyper-V.
Virtualization not only saves time and money, it keeps the data flowing — no matter what gets in the way.
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