Kim Lindros

Many agencies make poor use of their IT talent. As requirements grow more complicated, IT teams spend too much time trying to fix problems and upgrade systems – and too little time actually ensuring that IT s […]

When we picture the universe and all its planets, moons and solar systems, we attribute its infinite expanse to the Big Bang, an origin story for the universe as we know it. And now, we also have a digital […]

Many state and local agencies are transitioning away from legacy technologies and embracing hybrid, multicloud environments built on cloud-native architectures with containers, Kubernetes and microservices. Many […]

The essence of a payroll system is to pay employees the right amount on time. But many public sector payroll systems are aging, resulting in inefficiencies that put timely and accurate payments at risk.

Even if […]

Threat actors are upping their game. Rather than acting as a lone attacker sitting behind a single computer, today’s threat actors operate like an enterprise.

State actors are well-resourced, and criminal g […]

Everybody wants to use the flashiest new technology or software. But because of how many users government agencies have, even modest applications take a lot of infrastructure, skills and labor hours. Sometimes, […]

Agencies are under a lot of pressure to enforce application and data security. But there are hurdles.

Common protections, like intrusion prevention systems and web application firewalls, help to detect and […]

As the pace of digital innovation intensifies, agencies are looking to technology to meet emerging requirements and fulfill mission needs. In this environment, the use of cloud-native tools is a game-changer for […]

Building efficiency throughout the agency is the promise of Agile. Agile methodologies work because they empower teams, and empowered teams are more successful. Time-consuming traditional work methods are replaced […]

The U.S. government creates an enormous amount of custom software code, either in-house or through contractors. That code ends up in a variety of business applications used by federal employees. But it’s also c […]

Agencies cannot serve citizens or achieve digital transformation without well-running and secure PCs. Old or sub-par equipment affects employee productivity, results in downtime and leaves agencies prone to […]

A lot can go wrong when applications are in the cloud.

Think about the federal government’s Cloud Smart strategy. The notion is that by moving workloads from in-house data centers to the cloud, agencies can m […]

Government networks are targets of constant cyberattacks, putting data and availability at risk. To strengthen defenses, the Homeland Security Department (DHS) established the CDM Program.

Short for Continuous […]

The General Services Administration issued the Cloud First policy in December 2010, which encouraged agencies to move some workloads to the cloud. Doing so could help agencies deliver better IT services at a […]

With the threat of cybercrime continuing to increase and the risk of data corruption at any time, it’s essential to have reliable data protection. The cloud is a terrific repository for backups – easy, quick and […]

Imagine getting through the workday without a wireless connection. You probably can’t. That’s because for most of us, wireless access has shifted from optional to essential.

According to a 2018 Government Bus […]