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A new report from FireEye details the dominant current trend in phishing, and the most common words and file attachments used in malicious e-mails.

Sonian File Archive offers a secure way to store files in the cloud.

DISA wants software that would let DOD personnel securely use smart phones and tablets on DOD networks.

Mobility is key for unlocking productivity, but government still struggles to securely manage mobile devices and their data, agency IT leaders say.

The Transportation Department is migrating applications connected with the agency’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to Virtustream’s FISMA-certified cloud data center.

DOE is using a cloud-based appliance to handle encryption of unclassified e-mail, but the solution is not for everybody.

An investment group that applied for 307 generic top-level domains, including .army, .airforce and .medical, is raising concerns over the potential for fraud.

GAO report on mobile threats concludes that certain agencies, and all users, can help improve security.

NIST’s new risk assessment guidelines caps planned efforts of a multiagency task force, but federal cybersecurity is just entering its new phase.

Online criminals get a taste of their own medicine.

Although PIV cards are intended to be a standard source for PKI certificates, legacy hardware and software and the emergence of mobile devices have led DOE to adopt a gateway encryption appliance for secure e-mail.

Communication, data sharing and application development will play a key role for city governments over the next five years, according to Pike Research.

The device’s portability, features and security could fit the service’s requirements.

Radio-frequency identification tags are turning up everywhere, with wider use to come. Here’s how they work.

PigTails offers a unique, clear way to label cords and cables.

A private cloud based on unified computing technology has turned Alaska’s IT unit into a versatile services provider for the state.

The ServSwitch Black Box Secure keyboard, video and mouse switch exceeds required levels to keep government data secure.

One-man iPad pilot program now embraces 30 staffers and has reduced office paper use by 90 percent to 95 percent.

HIPAA Essential from StillSecure can help organizations meet the requirements of the HITECH Act.

CBP is testing a system that uses speech recognition and voice anomaly-detection software to detect signs that a traveler might be lying.