The House today passed a bill designed to improve reseach, development, education, and standards related to cybersecurity.
Most IT budgets would change little from fiscal 2010 under the Obama administration's budget.
One of cloud computing's most attractive features -- the ability to pool resources -- could be the biggest impediment to implementing the technology for the federal government.
Census Bureau Director Robert Groves' trip to a remote Alaskan village to kick off the 2010 count was chronicled via social media.
NOAA and Google will develop the visualization of NOAA's data by using Google’s software.
Despite public missteps related to technology, Brian McGrath says the Census Bureau is poised to be an innovation trailblazer for government.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration and the Rural Utilities Service have made the grant application process easier.
NIST has introduced an initial set of standards and a framework for creating a new smart energy distribution grid, the first step of a three-phase plan by NIST to develop Smart Grid standards.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley wants Maryland to be recognized as the leading state for cybersecurity.
Vulnerabilities in supposedly secure USB flash drives that received FIPS certification are causing NIST to review the certification process for cryptographic modules.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration is behind schedule in awarding the first round of broadband grants, according to the General Accountability Office.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology has become an economic enabler for a nation that is increasingly dependent on IT and the ability to securely share and use information, said newly confirmed administrator Patrick Gallagher.