The Zeus virus and other Trojans put the government at risk.

Unified communications across more devices increases productivity and saves money, but security risks abound.

This mini desktop boasts more than ample memory and can handle even the demands of IT development staff.

Tech pros tout the benefits of virtualizing network functions.

All it needs is any USB port and a display to allow users to tap into its Windows 8.1 operating system.

Follow these best practices to ensure that your virtual desktops deliver the performance that users demand.

Follow these tips to prepare for the next generation of wireless networking.

The federal government aims to put data into the hands of the public and creative application developers — and it all centers around chief data officers who can help agencies rethink data management.

Partnership will increase first responders’ ability to communicate during a disaster.

Agencies prepare for Microsoft’s end of support for its venerable server OS.

Federal agencies consider end-to-end virtualization to optimize and consolidate their IT infrastructure.

The explosion of data creates both a challenge and an opportunity for government if they can effectively harness it.

Chief data officers are an important new addition to the C-suite and federal IT departments.

Investments in training and research are essential to unlocking the promise of this technology and maintaining U.S. superiority.