Taming Storage Costs — “Business Tiering” for the IRS
Tuesday, December 18th, 2012
Agencies can now make data prioritization decisions within an on-premise storage cloud — a transformative way to greatly enhance data center performance.
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Posts tagged “Government”
The Power of Integration: Google Apps for Government
Monday, November 26th, 2012
When revamping a legacy email system, linking separate cloud apps together provides the most benefit for users. Simple adapters can be used to combine useful user information on a single screen, illustrating the power of integration for Google apps.
Do We Have the Right Skills to Help Close The Gap Between the Law Profession and Technology?
Wednesday, November 9th, 2011
The November 2011 Unisys Security Index revealed that almost half of respondents in the UK felt that the law enforcement authorities were playing catch up and needed more resources to monitor criminal behaviour online. This suggests that there is an increased expectation from the public about how law enforcement responds to cyber-security concerns and whether the authorities have access to the skills and resources they required. Based on our work with governments and businesses around the world, we feel there are three key areas which can help progress the debate.
Can Law Enforcement Keep Up With Technology?
Tuesday, November 8th, 2011
In this ever connected world, the public want to know that they and their data are being protected. The conclusions from a Unisys Security Index survey show that the public expect law enforcement to have the legal framework to act swiftly to protect society online and that they, the People, are ready to act if they feel they have become a victim of data and online crime.
There’s No Room for Complacency in Port Security
Sunday, October 30th, 2011
There’s No Room for Complacency in Port Security. Sea ports that have a reputation for safe, secure and efficient ports can’t afford to be complacent about balancing efficiency and security.
Managing the Consumerization of IT in Government
Thursday, September 8th, 2011
Increasing momentum for Consumerization of IT in government means the majority of federal employees will soon want to use mobile devices to do their work and be more connected to their organizations. Federal IT managers are trying to find the balance between the traditional model of tightly controlled PC images that are easy to manage and the model of enabling access from several types of mobile devices including employee-owned devices.
Government Says Yes to the Consumerization of IT
Monday, August 29th, 2011
Organizations around the world must adapt to consumer-focused technologies for a more productive, innovative work environment.
Data Privacy Day: Jan. 28, 2011
Friday, January 28th, 2011
Jan. 28 has been designated as Data Privacy Day, described by think tank The Privacy Projects as “an international celebration of the dignity of the individual expressed through personal information.” However the need for protecting private data extends beyond individuals to government and commercial organizations. All organizations have a responsibility to protect the private data [...]
Making the Case for Morse Code
Tuesday, January 25th, 2011
When discussing cybersecurity, there’s no way to discount the importance of innovation as a means to keep a step or two ahead of our enemies. But I wonder if in our rush to innovate, we are unintentionally discarding time-tested technology in a way that might ultimately work against our ability to respond to future crises? [...]
Cyber Security in the Diplomatic Core
Wednesday, October 27th, 2010
At a time when governments have the ability to launch a worm such as Stuxnet and potentially target nuclear plants and utility control systems, we need people in U.S. embassies to address these imminent threats.
