Modernization
NIST suggests VoIP caution
Federal agencies should be careful to acquire the right hardware and software for making their VoIP systems secure, says the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
People
Rand: Feds protect maps
But the company's report on the security of geospatial data found that nonfederal sites have some sensitive data.
Digital Government
Governors get in the groove
Information technology is always right below the surface for governors.
Digital Government
Taking aim at e-voting
Electronic voting machines are under fire in some quarters, with state officials and lawmakers trying to force vendors and election officials to take additional security measures.
People
Army uses Citrix for logistics
The Army command at Fort Belvoir, Va., uses the company's software to process up to 70,000 supply transactions daily.
People
Battelle sees intelligence innovation
Intelligence collection heads a list of innovations in the war against terrorism, according to research firm Battelle.
Digital Government
A quest for collaboration
Unified Quest is a joint, multinational war game designed to evaluate the future capabilities of allied and potential enemy forces.
Digital Government
Finding a fix
The threat of improvised explosive devices -- still a hot topic for troops in Iraq -- took a prominent position in the military's latest war game
Modernization
Finding chinks in the armor
Security vulnerability scanners tackle their own weaknesses
People
Should voting go paperless?
When voters go to the polls in November, they will face any one of several voting machines.
People
The 411 on e-gov
A guide to online resources for ideas and case studies about delivering services electronically
Modernization
You've got options
The good news about vulnerability assessment solutions is that there are options for most budgets and management styles.
Modernization