Cybersecurity

Debt deal could be a blow for cybersecurity

Agencies are putting off spending on new staff and technologies aimed at defending critical networks against intrusions.

Modernization

3 reasons you can ignore Google+

Do feds really need another social networking site? Does anyone?

Modernization

Government IT may fare well under debt ceiling deal

The $2.5 trillion in projected cuts are unlikely to lead to canceling major IT initiatives, experts say, but automatically triggered cuts could do damage.

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Kundra heralds 'golden source' of data center savings coming soon

Agency reports set to be published Oct. 7 will yield the most detailed information to date about consolidation's expected cost savings.

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Senator pushes cloud as deficit cutting tool

Federal CIO says cloud security concerns are overblown.

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Senators: Cloud will save cash

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VA to allow clinicians to access cloud applications

The VA is preparing to allow clinicians at VA medical facilities to access some commercial cloud applications.

Modernization

All of GSA's e-mail now in Google cloud

The General Services Administration has successfully migrated its 17,000 e-mail users to Google Apps for Government, according to GSA Administrator Martha Johnson.

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GSA moves all 17,000 employee email accounts to the cloud

The agency is the first to move all employees to Web-based email under the administration's push for greater IT efficiency.

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VA will allow iPhones and iPads to connect to its network this fall

The department will not require the use of federal wireless encryption standards.

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Europe turns to the cloud

New York Times

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Vermont takes contract signing to the cloud

Government Computer News