Government Technology

Hilton Collins

GT Staff Writer

By day, Hilton Collins is a staff writer for Government Technology and Emergency Management magazines who covers sustainability, cybersecurity and disaster management issues. By night, he’s a sci-fi/fantasy fanatic, and if he had to choose between comic books, movies, TV shows and novels, he’d have a brain aneurysm. He can be reached at hcollins@govtech.com and on @hiltoncollins on Twitter.

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Recent Articles

Tax Credits — Not Mandates — Would Improve Cyber-Security, Industry Coalition Says
March 18, 2011 - A coalition of industry groups asserts that tax credits and other incentives - not mandates - would improve cyber-security of private-sector networks.

Mobile Malware on the Rise, Report Says
March 04, 2011 - Cloud security vendor's report shows rise in mobile malware, changes in how public and private sectors go online.

Cisco Debuts Security Architecture at RSA Conference
February 17, 2011 - Rising demand in the workplace for mobile computing and 24/7 access requires a new security architecture, Cisco Systems cyber-security executive says.

Dugan Petty
February 17, 2011 - CIO, Oregon

Dugan Petty
February 17, 2011 - CIO, Oregon

Phishing Up, Spam Down in 2010’s Second Half
February 14, 2011 - Malware as a service and combined attacks are on the rise as cyber-attackers evolve from e-mail spam, according to M86 Security Labs report.

Is an Internet Kill Switch a Good Idea?
February 07, 2011 - County IT leaders mull the possibility of an Internet 'kill switch.'

Ground Zero Reconstruction Facilitated by Mapping and Visualization Technology
January 25, 2011 - The Lower Manhattan Construction Command Center keeps the public informed about post-9/11 rebuilding through its website.

2011 Challenges: Security for Virtualization, Smartphone and Data Management
January 20, 2011 - Antivirus vendor Symantec predicts the emerging cyber-security challenges of 2011.

Stats Suggest Breach Reporting Should Be Mandatory
January 19, 2011 - The U.S. would benefit from a mandatory reporting system for data breaches, Identity Theft Resource Center founder says.

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