Technically News - 2/21

This week in Technically News: Cybersecurity Framework: What's Next?; How Big Data is Remaking the Government Data Center; Survey Shows Government Pipelines Not Ready for Data-Heavy Projects; Red Hat CEO Addresses Big Data's Chicken-and-Egg Question; Kiss Passwords Goodbye: A Single Sign-On Future Is Within Reach.

Technically News - 1/20

This week in Technically News: Top 10 Influencers in Government InfoSec; Why Cyber Security Is Not Enough: You Need Cyber Resilience; Dell Software Addresses Agency Needs in BYOD, Big Data and Security; Fixing Government Tech: Innovation Against IT Cartels and Complex Systems; Secret to BYOD: Make Security an Enabler.

Technically News - 11/4

In this week's Technically News: The Danger of Cybersecurity 'Ghettos'; Federal Tiger Team Crafted Mobile Security Guidelines; Mellanox Optimizes Network Gear for OpenStack; Why We Need Digital Government Strategy 2.0; Federal Agencies Advised To Brace For Big Data; DLT, NetApp Unveil Cloud Storage Suite for Govt Market.

Technically News - 9/30

This week in Technically News: The State Worker: Lessons from Ohio’s State Tech Project; States Test New Credentialing Approaches; Observations From This Year’s NSA Open Source Industry Day; GAO: Agencies Can’t Get FISMA Just Right; CIOs See Big Data as Internet-like Innovation Platform for Government; Could Agencies Avoid Disaster in a Nirvanix-like Cloud Shutdown?

Storing Big Data: New Technology Helps Organize and Protect Agencies’ Electronic Information

New standards and technologies in the Information Age have given architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) firms both new benefits and challenges. For instance, when the General Services Administration mandated that all government projects must be designed electronically using building information modeling (BIM), the industry began experiencing a number of benefits in building quality. However, the same standard means that significantly higher volumes of electronic data is now created and must be managed.

Technically Speaking - 8/5

This week in Technically News: Striking The Right Balance Between BYOD & Security; Q&A: HHS CTO Bryan Sivak On Disrupting Government Culture; Big Data – Big Exposure. What Can You Do About It; NIST Cybersecurity Center Moves Into High Gear; Do We Need a US Department of Technology; Virtualization Has Changed Disaster Recovery: 15 Data Points.

Technically News - 6/24

This week in Technically News: Civic Hackers (the good kind) Help Local Governments; Agencies Hot for Big Data, But Plans, Resources Are Lacking; NIST, DHS Push Security Automation to the Next Stage; Amazon’s Invasion of the CIA is a Seismic Shift in Cloud Computing; Google & Red Hat Collaborate on App Engine in Private Clouds; DLT Solutions & Oracle to Save Navy $60 Million

Technically News - 6/3

This week in Technically News: One Small Step for NASA, One Giant Leap for Open Source; Chinese Hack Targets Weapons’ Designs; SolarWinds Raises Profile in Cloud-Based IT Management; 30 Years of Accumulation: A Timeline of Cloud Computing; Tracking the Evolution of Big Data: A Timeline.

Technically News - 5/27

In this week's Technically News: 5 Reasons the Government Needs to be More Like the Tech Industry; Lawmakers: What’s Still Missing in Data Center Consolidation; 5 Keys to Getting Big Data Under Control; Oracle: 4 Reasons Why Information Silos are Hindering Cloud Advantages; Amazon Web Services Gains FedRAMP Compliance for GovCloud; CloudCheckr Monitors Amazon GovCloud.