Speaking at NVIDIA GTC, the agency’s deputy administrator said that confidentiality and consent remain important.

The Department of Energy’s National Laboratories and their supercomputing counterparts within the National Science Foundation are exchanging information, whenever one gets a new machine, to boost ...

Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. The National Institute of Standards and Technology wants a ...

Web content management systems, such as Adobe Experience Manager, are helping agencies make their websites more citizen-friendly by taking the burden off IT teams. AEM’s drag-and-drop interface, ...

Agencies face growing pressure to modernize their data protection strategies while defending against sophisticated cyberthreats. Legacy backup tools often fall short, especially when ransomware ...

From smart military installations to remote field teams, federal agencies are using 5G wireless to modernize infrastructure and keep critical operations moving without delay. With ultralow latency, ...

At Palo Alto Ignite, officials urge faster public-private operations, unified strategy, artificial intelligence-enabled ...

At a CDW forum, Alex Miller prioritizes artificial intelligence while urging shared infrastructure, quicker decisions and model reuse now.

Social engineering attacks are on the rise. This means agencies should invest in endpoint detection and response tools, then focus on securing identities and establishing cross-domain visibility.

Faced with an unprecedented threat, federal agencies are looking to lock down the physical compute layer for additional cybersecurity assurance. Alexander Slagg is a freelance writer specializing in ...