May 10, 2013
GSA’s IT Schedule 70 has been the major go-to vehicle for federal agencies to buy IT products and, more recently, services. At close to $16 billion in annual sales, it takes up a large chunk of the government’s overall yearly IT budget. But it’s facing uncertain times as the overall fiscal climate squeezes the resources GSA can devote to it, and competing vehicles such as agency GWACs loom in its mirror. Changes are coming to the venerable IT contract, and both users and vendors need to prepare. Download the contract guide now.
Sponsored By PCMG
May 09, 2013
This paper explains the three key steps for using Layer 2 maps to improve the efficiency of the network and the accuracy of decisions for optimizing IT services.
Sponsored By Ipswitch
Apr 18, 2013
This new white paper discusses options for a mobile-services focused computing architecture that empowers productivity for federal government agencies through mobility, telework, consumerization and collaboration.
Sponsored By Citrix
Feb 26, 2012
Although cloud computing can help the federal government achieve lower cost, more efficient IT operations, there’s still much confusion surrounding these services in public sector environments. In this report, learn more about cloud deployment models, best practices and top predictions for 2012..
Sponsored By CDW-G
Mar 04, 2013
This whitepaper provides a general framework your organization can use to create or build upon an application security program. It includes guidelines that can be useful at different stages of your security program’s maturity.
Sponsored By IBM
Mar 04, 2013
IBM Security and IBM Information Management solutions for security work with the IBM System z platform to allow the mainframe to serve as an enterprise security hub, providing comprehensive, centralized security capabilities for organizations with distributed, multiplatform IT environments.
Sponsored By IBM
Mar 04, 2013
This whitepaper details a solution that enables security analysts to extend analysis well beyond typical security data using real-time correlation for continuous insight, custom analytics, and forensic capabilities for evidence gathering.
Sponsored By IBM
Mar 04, 2013
As networks continue to grow in size, complexity and level of business importance, the potential for malicious attacks grows right along with them. This whitepaper presents a comprehensive portfolio of intrusion prevention solution that go beyond traditional intrusion prevention to provide multilayered,end-to-end security that can actually protect networks from attacks before they occur.
Sponsored By IBM
Mar 04, 2013
A number of network security technologies have arisen that claim to be the "next generation" of network defense - but what does this concept actually mean? This whitepaper provides insight into what we can expect in the area of network security and how to leverage new technologies to meet today's security challenges in light of other considerations such as overall complexity and performance.
Sponsored By IBM
Mar 04, 2013
This whitepaper outlines a solution that helps organizations securely manage and track the activities of privileged users, thereby reducing the risk of breaches, improving compliance and ensuring accountability.
Sponsored By IBM
Mar 04, 2013
This white paper discusses how security intelligence addresses threat detection shortcomings and empowers organizations to maintain comprehensive and cost-effective information security.
Sponsored By IBM
Mar 04, 2013
The ability to share services and information with various departments, partners, customers and other parts of the business ecosystem is a major advantage of cloud computing. As a result, successful cloud deployments hinge on securely and efficiently managing individuals’ access to resources, and protecting data from loss or corruption.
Sponsored By IBM
Mar 04, 2013
This whitepaper details how government agencies can gain a 360-degree security insight for superior threat detection, greater ease of use and lower cost of ownership.
Sponsored By IBM
Aug 23, 2012
The Department of Defense has mandated that its Common Access Card (CAC), issued to military-connected personnel and contractors, be used to secure access to DoD networks and services from mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets. A similar directive could eventually come regarding the Personal Identity Verification (PIV) card issued to federal civilian employees.
This leads to one very big question: what products and technologies are currently available to accomplish that goal?
Read now to learn!
Sponsored By Precise Biometrics