Enterprise security will never be perfect, but this NSA lifecycle can help you understand your adversary and respond with the appropriate mitigations.

Lack of communication between IT departments and those responsible for executing agency mission can lead to the creation of shadow IT—unauthorized and often unmanaged applications that can introduce vulnerabilities. This is something that SecurityCenter Continuous View™ (CV) can help you identify, understand…

Federal IT executives are increasingly expected to improve efficiency by leveraging new technol­ogies, but legacy technology and processes often eat up the bulk of available resourc­es. To that end, federal agencies are begin­ning to shift to contractor-owned, contrac­tor-operated IT, shedding restrictions that…

On March 22, GOP voters in Utah will go to the polls to make their choice of presidential candidate, and for the first time in America, Internet voting is being deployed as an option in a presidential contest.

With many states relying on IT systems that are 20 years old or more, government agencies are challenged to secure legacy technology that is no longer supported and often hidden from view.

The Defense Department has given contractors two years to meet new requirements for securing sensitive DOD data on nonfederal IT systems, responding to industry concerns over moving too quickly to the new standards.

The Air Force is on track to deliver in August 2016 the first of a series of advanced GPS satellites that promise to vastly improve the accuracy, reliability and security of the global positioning system constellation used by the military and civilian…

The FAA has been cracking down on people flying drones in Washington, but other states are embracing their drone-flying communities, training them and turning them into auxiliary volunteer air forces ready to help out their communities. Read all about it in the…