Health IT professionals confident about job prospects

As far as job security goes, folks in the health IT market feel pretty safe, making it one of the best markets to work in.

  • By Washington Technology staff

U.S., Russia reach cyber agreement

The United States and Russia have agreed to work together to mitigate cybersecurity threats by staying in communication with one another.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Energy Department creates cybersecurity council

In order to better protect its national security assets, the Energy Department has created a cybersecurity council.

  • By Washington Technology staff

FDA warns medical device users to up security

Because medical devices are prone to cyberattacks, the FDA has released a warning to manufacturers to up the security on such devices.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Holistic cloud approach could mitigate security risks

Cloud computing can be synonymous with security risks, but a holistic approach can lessen some of the danger.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Cloud making its way into the classroom

Cloud computing is huge within corporate communities, but now it's also making headway into classrooms.

  • By Washington Technology staff

CenturyLink subsidiary acquires small cloud firm

In a move to bulk up the cloud capabilities of its Savvis subsidiary, CenturyLink has acquired AppFog.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Which 10 big data startups should you be watching?

There are a number of great big data startups in the market today, and CIO magazine has made a list of the hottest 10 that you should be watching.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Who owns big data?

Under whose jurisdiction does big data strategy and usage fall? The debate is on over where it is the chief information office or the chief marketing officer.

  • By Washington Technology staff

HP creates HAVEn big data platform from several acquisitions

HP has combined the technologies that it's picked up through its acquisitions to provide a big data offering called HAVEn.

  • By Washington Technology staff

GE to put $2B toward health care data analytics

GE Healthcare has announced that it plans to spend $2 billion on data analytics to help hospitals become more efficient.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Still unclear where cloud fits into health IT

Cloud might make EHRs and other health-related data more efficient, but security is always a looming issue.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Mobile health IT security needs to be minded

With the rising use of personal mobile devices in health IT, security risks need to be understood and mitigated.

  • By Washington Technology staff

NSA scandal hurts cloud movement

The rise in cloud adoption is taking a hit due to the recent NSA surveillance scandal. The movement's protestors now have a lot of fuel in their fires.

  • By Washington Technology staff

What are the top 10 cloud myths?

With all the buzz around the cloud, there many mistruths floating around. Forbes came out with a list that debunks the top 10 myths about cloud computing.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Three steps to help you to the cloud

The benefits of the cloud might be clear, but the changes needed to reap those benefits are often misunderstood.

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Pentagon outlines $23B cyber budget

The Pentagon recently released a cyber budget outline that calls for $23 billion in spending through fiscal 2018.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Jury is still out on U.S., Chinese cyber truce

President Obama has met twice with China's President Xi Jinping, and while they might agree on issues such as North Korea and climate change, the jury is still out on cybersecurity.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Software group warns against privacy fears

Privacy fears have the potential to stifle big data's potential, and a software industry group is warning against strict regulations that would arrest big data's development.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Big data could predict cyber attacks

Big data can play a large role in fighting cybersecurity events by helping to predict when events will occur, but challenges remain.

  • By Washington Technology staff
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