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Learn more in today\'s cybersecurity update.
It seems that older Americans are using social networking for more than just stalking the grandkids.
Bug hunter discovers serious Windows XP flaw
The Senate is now considering a bill, approved last week by the House, designed to help the nation\'s electrical grid evolve into an enhanced Smart Grid which would help protect itself from cyber-attacks. In addition, however, the Smart Grid is also expected to help the nation do a better job of managing our electrical resources. A group of federal employees recently talked about their role in developing the Smart Grid.
Agency issues RFP for e-mail through software-as-a-service. GSA asks for 39 mandatory services with the hope of reducing the cost and modernizing its systems. The new system could support as many as 30,000 users.
Army Gen. Keith Alexander, the head of the new Defense Department\'s Cyber Command, says the military needs to bolster its ability to see and understand what\'s happening across its many computer networks in real-time.
Determining the language you\'ll use to work together is step one, says MHS CIO Chuck Campbell.
The militarization of cyberspace and cybersecurity is making some folks a little queasy.
Can telehealth improve keep heart failure patients out of the hospital and improve their quality of life? A study conducted at a hospital in Spain found patients’ conditions significantly improved over a 12-month period. The…
We get analysis from Federal News Radio\'s Max Cacas.
This week, host John Gilroy chats with Dr. James DeBardelaben of IvySys. June 15, 2010
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Quantum cryptography was first demonstrated in the laboratory in the 1980s and had largely been viewed as an experimental field due to a variety of practical difficulties. NIST\'s Joshua Bienfang made the dream come true.
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