With the release of the 2013 National Defense Authorization Act, government agencies and departments are tasked with the mission of identifying and updating expensive legacy applications into more efficient and usable technologies. Such transformation may involve transitioning to composite applications, introducing thin clients, VDI and migrating to the cloud or even developing mobile applications. While these upgrades are necessary to keep pa...

For the first time, the Ponemon Institute has quantified the staggering costs of malicious attacks and criminal exploits on failed key and certificate management. Consensus from the RSA Conference 2013 was that PKI (public key infrastructure) is under attack and criminals are threatening our reliance on keys and certificates to establish trust in our infrastructure, data, cloud services, and mobile devices. The first installment in a series of...

The time has come for the first-ever SAP Public Sector Partner Exchange West. This years event will be held on Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013. Join us for this unique opportunity for strategic channel partners to learn tips and best practices that will help increase the velocity of your Public Sector sales. This event will include an afternoon of highly relevant sales content, technical information, marketing techniques, and networking all delivered...

Social Networks as Unified CommunicationEnabling Security and Compliance for the Federal Government The use of social networks is now allowed in the federal agency enterprise for public engagement, interagency collaboration, and federated communication. Hundreds of thousands of users have access to read and write on Facebook, Twitter, Skype, LinkedIn, wikis, blogs, etc. But today there is little to no information assurance, data leakage preven...

The recent Presidential Executive Order brings to light the need to protect critical data that runs our nation. This not only includes military or intelligence data, but also key data that runs and shapes our federal government and affects the lives of our citizens on a daily basis. This critical data has long been sought after by our adversaries and continues to be penetrated through Advanced Persistent Threats (APT). The Presidential Executi...

You know what keeps your customers up at night. In many cases, these thoughts are a matter of national security involving data leakage from mobile devices. Join Good Technology and Carahsoft for a complimentary webcast as we address the most important factor in mobile security - data loss prevention. Attend this webcast to learn how you can partner with Good and Carahsoft to offer solutions that allow enterprises and government agencies secure...

TVEyes is an internet-based tool for managing broadcast TV and radio coverage. The technology actively scans TV stations and radio broadcasts, and creates email alerts based on a predetermined set of keywords mentioned within the broadcast. Users can then view the segments in real-time, and instantly share those results with unlimited recipients. Join us for a complimentary webcast to learn about the advantages of using the TVEyes Media Monito...

Is your agency looking for the manageability benefits of virtual desktop infrastructure, but for physical desktops and laptops or unmanaged virtual machines? VMware delivers a unique solution to federal agencies for managing laptops and desktops centrally, while providing full local functionality for end users. Mirage installs directly into Windows, and it centralizes a complete virtual copy of that end point to the datacenter to keep it synch...

Thetus Corporation would like you to join us for a webinar highlighting Savanna’s newest capabilities for dealing with dynamic analytical challenges around counter-narcotics, counterterrorism, and homeland security. Attendees of this webcast will learn how Savanna helps users to: Connect and organize disparate systems and processes Contextualize and fuse information to visualize problems Develop, reuse, and share knowledge assets for com...

The DoD has been at the forefront of developing and installing Electronic Health Record Systems (EHRS), serving over nine million patients, one hundred thirty thousand Medical Health System (MHS) staff, over four hundred medical clinics and more than sixty military hospitals. Health care professionals in all fixed military medical facilities and in many deployed environments have access to EHRS. (By contrast, less than ten percent of US non-m...