February 8, 2014 /
After Target breach: Get ready for credit cards with chips and PINs (or EMV cards)
Yes, federal, state and local governments are impacted.
January 30, 2014 /
Look to Israel for new cybersecurity ideas, innovation, partnerships and inspiration
CyberTech 2014 demonstrates disruptive tech solutions
January 18, 2014 /
The 2013 National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP)
Why it matters to a community near you.
January 12, 2014 /
A mission for big data in government: How hyper-personalization can transform customer service
What do we really do with all that data we collect in government? The answer must be to improve customer service and provide a radical transformation in the way governments interact with residents. Anything less will bring big problems. Here's why.
January 5, 2014 /
Can computer security be easier? It depends
Quick Pop Quiz: Don't worry, this will be easy.
December 28, 2013 /
14 Predictions on Government IT for 2014
7 Predictions for optimists and 7 predictions for pessimists for government IT in 2014.
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December 22, 2013 /
More bandwidth please: Why consumer trust is at stake in the battle for control of Internet's pipes
New global fiber, with faster pipes, and end-to-end deliver, owned by tech giants like Google, are a central part of the plan to deliver trust.
December 15, 2013 /
Reviewing 2013 cyber news: Snowden is the top story
2013 was another eventful year in the brief history of cyberspace - with more online holiday shopping, more spear-phishing, some big government project failures and more virtual surprises than ever before.
Credit: Associated Press/J. Scott Applewhite
Image: Flickr/Energetic Spirit
November 29, 2013 /
What's next for mobile payments?
A few years back, experts predicted that the smartphone would replace the wallet by now. The trouble is, most of these predictions were way too optimistic.
