Cybersecurity

The Worst Possible Cybersecurity Breaches Could Be Far Worse Than You Imagined

How much damage could a group of well-trained hackers do, economic and otherwise, if they really wanted to?

Cybersecurity

Pentagon: Pyongyang Likely to Seek Foreign Help With Cyberwarfare

First Defense report to Congress on North Korean military might stops short of pinning responsibility for intrusions on regime.

Emerging Tech

Take Off Your Rose-Colored Google Glass Eric Schmidt: The Entire World Won’t Have Internet by 2020

There's a reason to think complete global connectivity is a longer ways off.

Modernization

DARPA Seeks 'Far Out' Ideas for Mobile Networks

Research agency wants new approach for an ad hoc network with thousands of nodes.

Modernization

BlackBerry’s CEO Is Correct: There’s No Future in Tablets

Research in Motion has no plans to jump into the crowded tablet market.

Digital Government

Military Health System and TRICARE Lose Control Over IT Budget

Defense officials have shifted management responsibility to the Pentagon acquisition and technology shop.

Modernization

G-8 Seeks Apps for Agriculture

The international group hopes open data sharing can produce smarter farming and better crops.

Modernization

Authorities Are Mum on Information Sharing During Boston Bombings

Homeland Security’s $365 million intel pipeline was supposed to solve critical communications problems during crises.

Emerging Tech

Open Source Tech is Driving Big Changes in Government

Red Hat CEO James Whitehurst sees a future where companies are secondary to the technology they support.

Digital Government

Q&A: Iran Nuclear Probe Must Advance, IAEA Chief Says

The International Atomic Energy Agency since early 2012 has convened nine meetings on the stalled inquiry.

Modernization

How Surveillance Cameras and Civil Liberties Can Coexist

Technology will continue to enhance our ability to monitor public spaces. But cities should seize upon more surveillance cautiously.

Digital Government

Is There a Bomb in That Burger? The Pentagon Wants to Know.

Tool would remotely sense explosives concealed in dense material without emitting cancer-causing radiation.

Digital Government

Poor Mental Health Is a ‘Signature Scar’ of Afghanistan and Iraq Wars

Veterans of those conflicts could require long-term care, according to Defense health surveillance report.