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1/25/2012 Election preview: The Oval Office and the tech agenda How much will the winner of the next election change the government's technology direction? DOD to allow Android on classified networks Forthcoming security standards are expected to allow the use of certain mobile devices on DOD's secure networks. Top 4 management tips for federal managers Modernize legacy systems or replace them: The debate continues Small business advocate raises reverse auction concerns Technology education funding includes overlaps, possible duplication NARA faulted for Internet connection outage that affected staff and public Anonymous hacks FTC website OnGuardOnline.gov On the circuit Obama nominates chiefs for policy, readiness, acquisition New president assigned to National Defense University IJIS exec makes jump to private industry Justice's antitrust chief to leave The watchlist Technology: Subsidized mobile devices and other hot concepts in 2012 Gov 2.0: Now the real work begins 2012: The rise of the virtual workforce How to relieve the pressure of data center consolidation Sponsored by: CDWG and EMC Under pressure to consolidate data centers, many government IT managers are focusing on hardware utilization. From state and local governments to the Defense Department and civilian agencies, IT managers are feeling the pressure to squeeze more capacity out of their servers, storage devices and other expensive pieces of hardware. Several techniques can help agencies maximize their IT investments, including data center optimization and server virtualization. Read More Here In case you missed it Analysis: How to cut intell budgets smartly Military health records system suffers outage after software upgrade Obama to miss budget deadline again More resources 4 ways to save green by going green Agencies can unearth significant savings by tapping some of Earth's useful resources. What you need to know before moving to a virtual desktop Virtualization can make life much easier for the IT team, but it does present special considerations that agencies should not overlook. 7 Effective Tips for Securing Sensitive Documents from Internal Breaches Sponsored by HP Join us for this critical webcast to hear what improved solutions are available to government personnel and contractors to restrict unauthorized access to sensitive data. Learn more Download resources Improving Federal Information Access Security with FIPS-Certified Solutions Sponsored By F5 Networks This paper explores how federal agencies can effectively control who has access to systems and information while still ensuring IT services and remotely-hosted applications remain readily available to valid users and government knowledge workers. Read more. Secure Virtualization with sVirt Sponsored By Red Hat Virtualization improves scalability, uptime, and use of limited resources. With its unique architecture and NSA-developed security, Red Hat Secure Virtualization (sVirt) is the industry's most comprehensive security solution for virtualization. Read more. Adobe Government Assembly: Free for Government! Feb 8, Washington, DC This year's robust program features public sector leaders and industry experts focused on the key issues of advancing citizen engagement, implementing innovative technologies and protecting critical information. Don't miss your opportunity to learn tactics for meeting today's challenges and for revolutionizing operations in your agency. Register Now! Sponsored Links FEEDBACK    |    ADVERTISE   |    CHANGE EMAIL ADDRESS    |    UNSUBSCRIBE   |    PRIVACY   |    CONTACT STAFF Federal Computer Week 1105 Government Information Group 8609 Westwood Center Drive, Suite 500 Vienna, VA 22182-2215 703-876-5100   Federal Computer Week Daily News Editor - Michael Hardy | Online Editor-in-Chief - Susan Miller 1105 Government Information Group President - Anne A. Armstrong | Vice President, Group Publisher - Jennifer Weiss 1105 Media President/CEO - Neal Vitale   Copyright 2012 1105 Media Inc. Federal Computer Week newsletters may only be redistributed in their unedited form. Written permission from the editor must be obtained to reprint the information contained within this newsletter. This message was sent to: security-news@awsoda.net