The wait is over! Google and DLT Solutions are proud to introduce Emergency Response Tools for Govies – a free eBook that explores how Google’s information management and collaboration tools help emergency management teams achieve unparalleled situational awareness before, during, and after a crisis.

What’s the secret to successful BIM implementations? Well, our latest eBook, produced in partnership with DLT Solutions, draws on some of the lessons learned from these projects and offers tips, best practices and insights into real-world implementations to help your agency navigate its adoption and management of BIM projects and processes.

The GovDefenders Cybersecurity Event is now on-demand! Register and gain access to eight educational sessions, two keynotes, a panel, and over 100 cybersecurity resources from the world's top IT providers - for free.

One of DLT Cloud Advisory Group’s (CAG’s) mandates is to remain focused on the emerging threat landscape within cloud computing. The CAG proactively engages with the public sector community interested in cloud computing. We also actively contribute to forge standards through our participation in various Standards Development Organizations (SDOs).

Cyber Warriors. Cyber Warfare. Cyberattacks. NetWars. Cyberkills.

These offensive-minded buzzwords are moving the conversation away from what really counts when protecting your networked assets: defense. Make no mistake, there is a war on cybersecurity and it could be distracting you.

Security is defined as “the quality or state of being safe.” Its function is protection. But more organizations are choosing a new cybersecurity mantra: “The best defense is a good offense.” This is wrong.

Children won’t be the only ones trick-or-treating this month. Last year, federal agencies reported an estimated 3,574 incidents every month in 2011 according to the Government Accountability Office. The same office also said incidents reported have increased nearly 680% in the last six years. Due to rising cyber terrorism and the need for increased cyber security, President Obama has designated October “National Cyber Security Awareness Month”.

Just as quickly as “virtualization” became a buzzword amongst federal government IT users, the unanswered questions about the blossoming technology popped up just as fast. What is it? How can I implement it? Will the costs outweigh the benefits? And what’s up with this “cloud” I’ve been hearing so much about? As the foundation for cloud computing and a means to significantly cut your data center and computing costs, our customers had a lot of questions about navigating the “ins and outs” of virtualization in a government environment. Our answer? Virtualization for Government for Dummies.