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Xerox hopes Common Criteria boosts sales
The company recently became one of only two makers of copiers, printers and office machines to get the certification.
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Satellites, from the ground up
After a recent move to new quarters in Ashburn, Va., Veloris A. “Sonny” Marshall III and his 25 employees are back at work packing satellite receiving equipment into hardened “flyaway” cases for shipment from Dulles International Airport to federal sites around the world.
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Qwest unveils VoIP
Qwest's new voice-over-IP service will become available to federal agencies later this year.
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Cisco targets city wireless
The Cisco Metropolitan Mobile Network provides one network for multiple wireless technologies.
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InfiniBand group plans Linux standard
OpenIB expects to announce a schedule for its product delivery by the end of September.
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Managing servers
This summer, Opsware Inc. officials will introduce a new version of the company's server management software, Opsware System 4.1...
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Sizing up coded message options
Feds face numerous ? and nuanced ? encryption schemes for securing e-mail
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Satellite orbits around server management
A new product from Opsware Inc. may help agencies remotely manage servers.
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Network monitoring comes of age
NetQoS analyzes almost all the important types of WAN traffic.
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HHS adopts standards to speed health IT
Health and Human Services secretary Tommy Thompson wants his department to implement electronic health records ahead of the president’s 10-year goal.
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Broadband goes rural
Companies use loans to bring high-speed wireless Internet access to rural areas
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Putnam, Davis seek changes to Clinger-Cohen
Reps. Adam Putnam (R-Fla.) and Tom Davis (R-Va.) last week added proposed language to four sections of the 1996 Clinger-Cohen Act, which governs how agencies make their IT investments.
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Defense medical records system is rolling out ahead of schedule
Defense Department officials say military units are already ahead of schedule in meeting a recent mandate by President Bush for federal agencies to keep electronic health records of personnel and their families.
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OMB targets desktop hole in cybersecurity
Agencies are failing at the first line of defense against cyberattacks for lack of minimum desktop configuration security standards. And the Office of Management and Budget is trying to patch the gap, said Karen Evans, administrator for e-government and IT.
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Will the DHS financial system emerge, too?
Teams of contractors vying to develop the Homeland Security Department’s integrated financial system, dubbed Emerge2, face a risky task.
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CeLight wins DOD optical deal
The company ultimately plans to have a transceiver for stopping optical jammers and eavesdroppers.
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FAA telecom turbulence
Overseeing the Federal Aviation Administration's telecommunications has been a tough job so far, says the man in charge of it.
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