Cybersecurity

Anonymous to FBI: Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated

Financial Services // Government (U.S.) // United States

Cybersecurity

Former automated trading employees accused of stealing source code

Financial Services // New York, United States

Digital Government

To Counter Nuclear Smuggling, Officials Look to Mobile Detection Technology

White House-led strategic review could shift priorities away from stationary tech, Anne Harrington, deputy NNSA administrator tells Global Security Newswire.

Acquisition

New report reveals Army's troubled IT acquisition program

A program designed to fast-track network capabilities for troops is too often letting inferior technologies advance, GAO finds.

Digital Government

Scientists Are Scouring the Globe for Mystery Bacteria to Help Reduce Our Dependence on Fertilizer

Researchers will travel from Germany to Hawaii and beyond looking for a needle in a haystack.

Digital Government

Satellite predicts eruption

A NOAA weather satellite detected the eruption of a volcano in Japan 14 hours before it happened.

Modernization

Think Google Glass Invades Your Privacy? Here’s a Wristband that Records Audio 24 Hours a Day

Audio-recording device, Kapture, will go live on Kickstarter next month.

Modernization

DHS seeks to bridge siloed databases

A plan to connect databases containing information on legal foreign visitors is the first step in what could turn into comprehensive records overhaul.

Digital Government

Explore the London Underground With This Awesome 3-D Simulation

"Mind the Gap" takes advantage of open data to present a rotating, zoomable, ambient-noise-inflected model of London's train system.

Digital Government

Government CIOs Have More Clout, Shorter Terms

Researchers surveyed public- and private-sector CIOs worldwide.

Acquisition

Air Force expands OASIS embrace

Three Air Force organizations have expressed a desire to use GSA's OASIS contract.

Digital Government

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Is Stepping Down

Some have speculated Ballmer's successor could come from within Microsoft.

People

IG knocks IRS software licensing

The tax agency could improve its understanding and managment of its software assets, auditors conclude.

Emerging Tech

How Robots in Outer Space Are Influencing the Cars of the Future

If engineers can build bots that can land themselves on Mars, surely they can produce less sophisticated systems for our vehicles.

People

Postal Service CIO to retire

Ellis Burgoyne began his career as a letter carrier in Inglewood, Calif.

Cybersecurity

More encrypted data storage ahead for feds?

GSA's Day says insider threats call for unencrypting data only when it is actively in use.

Emerging Tech

Fuel Cells Are Ready for Military Use, and Soon Maybe for Your Home Too

Mainstream use could dramatically cut energy consumption.

Digital Government

NOAA undertakes post-Sandy mapping

The science agency is attempting to assess the effects of the storm on the coastal areas and shallow waters that were in its path.

Digital Government

Special Ops Command Wants a Gadget to Take Over AM and FM Radio Bands

Influencing the population this way could prove tricky.