02/10/2012

• Romney in his comfort zone in technology speech
• NSA's whitelisting approach economically blocks computer viruses
• Pentagon expects to soon clear Apple, Android devices
• SBA's loan system troubles could complicate reorganization
• Hackers say they took down CIA site

02/09/2012

• Self-service U.S.-Mexican border crossing could be replicated
• Turning government data into private sector products is complicated business
• Groups warn of privacy concerns in cybersecurity bills
• Marines eye thin client infrastructure to slim down IT outlays

02/08/2012

• Interior rebids cloud email contract
• Air Force cyber chief: Speed up acquisitions already
• VA kicks off Wi-Fi buy, plans national rollout
• Hearing highlights disagreement over cybersecurity incentives vs. regulation
• Aviation, GPS representatives warn of LightSquared's 'catastrophic' plans
• Want an iPad? Pentagon CIO thinks you should be able to have one.
• Threatened Pentagon programs will play up cyber roles, experts predict
• Outgoing CTO ruffles some feathers praising citizen innovators

02/07/2012

• Update: Pentagon IG's website outage blamed on technical problems
• GSA hands agencies cloud security marching orders
• Outgoing federal CTO talks transparency, bottom-up change
• No easy answers on Twitter's new censorship policy

02/06/2012

• Air Force seeks 18,000 iPads for cargo flight crews
• Groups ask Congress to postpone new anti-piracy efforts
• Feds fight cyberattacks on public image
• U.S. could maintain virtual presence in Syria