Technically News - 7/18

This week in Technically News: Three Types of Cybersecurity Threats (and two employees) to Worry About Most; Survey Suggests Federal Network Complexity is Limiting Data Center Consolidation; Feds Pursue Cloud Forensics Standards; U.S. Army Grants Certificate of Networthiness (CoN) for 21 SolarWinds IT Management Products

Technically News - 7/11

This week in Technically News: Senate Intelligence Panel Approves Cybersecurity Bill Encouraging Data Sharing; GSA Wants to Add Cloud Category to IT Schedule 70; NIST Maps the Frontier of Cloud Forensics; DLT to Offer CloudBees Continuous Delivery Tools in Public Sector; Jim Propps Comments

How Save your Drawings to the Cloud

If you regularly use Dropbox or Google Drive, then you’ll appreciate the benefits of storing and sharing your files from the cloud.

But my CAD files are too big you say? True, free instances of commercially available cloud storage software will limit the amount of storage space you can use. But now there’s an alternative – and its custom designed for design files.

The Next Chapter in Federal Cybersecurity

I recently appeared on a panel for Federal Times at their “The Next Chapter in Federal Cybersecurity: Continuous Monitoring & Identity Access for Secure Networks” breakfast event. I was joined by Deborah Gallagher, Director, Identity Assurance & Trusted Access Division, Office of Governmentwide Policy, GSA and Paul Grant, Strategy Advisor for Cybersecurity, Defense Department, Office of the CIO. We didn’t get through all the questions so I thought I’d continue the conversation here.

Technically News - 6/13

This week in Technically News: Red Hat’s CEO Sees Open Source Cloud Domination; NIST Updating Mobile Forensics Guidance; Up to 70% of Government IT Staff Will Depart Within Five Years; DLT Solutions Ups Its Cloud Game With New Procurement Tool For Government Clients