Digital Government

Why the Definition of 'Computer' Keeps Changing

It used to be a person. Now, it's a machine. What's next?

Modernization

HHS develops resource portal, radiation detection tech

The aim is to provide an easy-to-use online catalog for quick disaster response.

Modernization

Joint Interoperability Test Command looks for cloud certification

JTIC wants help determining if it can be a 3PAO for cloud security.

Modernization

Video: Apps to Help You Conserve Water and Money

Smartphone users have several app options to help them reduce wasted water.

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What CIOs really think

Here are seven insights into the state of federal IT from the 25th annual CIO survey.

Modernization

Do Encrypted Phones Threaten National Security?

A legislator compares manufacturing devices with strong, end-to-end encryption to dumping toxic waste in a stream.

Emerging Tech

FCC Wants to Operate 100 Percent in the Cloud by the End of 2017

FCC is going all-in on cloud computing and is currently in the middle of a “lift-and-shift."

Modernization

Google Wants to Make Your Cellphone Screen Disappear

The phones of the future might look very different.

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Supercomputer centers, drone privacy and intel desktops

News and notes from around the federal IT community.

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How To Break Into the CIA’s Cloud on Amazon

Looking to steal America’s spy data from Amazon? Hope you’re up for a challenge.

Emerging Tech

Justice Department Plans Major Office Tech Upgrade

DOJ envisions an “office of the future,” which would revamp much of the technology agency employees use.

Emerging Tech

Video: 5 Ways to Improve Your Facebook Experience

It's the social network nearly everyone uses. Here's how you make the most of it.

Modernization

Sandia seeks to commercialize unclonable ID tech

The lab is looking for industry help to turn its research into practical authentication solutions.

Modernization

DOD CIO: We Need to Consider Legal Issues Around Mobility

Access to new technology has infused organizations with tools that increase productivity. That’s great for employers, but not so much for mobile-device-wielding employees.