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Innovation and security are two words you usually don’t hear in the same sentence — especially in government. But GovLoop heard from several agencies that are reaping the benefits of innovative technologies like cloud, while making security a priority.
Once you have security, automation, simplicity, and intelligence built into your foundation, government will truly be ready to take on digital challenges and deliver better services to citizens.
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Government agencies have a ton of legacy and Mainframe applications running right now. Some of these applications were developed ten, fifteen years ago or longer. In technology terms they are dinosaurs. To make matters worse, these are mission critical applications. It is not easy to just rip and replace them all with modern technologies suchRead… Read more »
Learning from the past to predict the future.
To help agencies meet their evolving security needs, FedRAMP is working to launch new requirements for securing low-risk, SaaS apps in a standard way.
In a recent industry perspective, GovLoop explored how converged infrastructures can help agencies combine computing, storage, and networking to simplify and secure IT systems. See how increased virtualization and the cloud improve agency processes and compliance.
To discuss the value of performance management technology, tailored for the federal environment, and best practices for implementing the solution no matter an agency’s status, GovLoop and Acendre, a leader in performance management, partnered to create this industry perspective.
In this industry perspective, GovLoop has partnered with Merlin International, NetApp and HyTrust to share the value of secure converged infrastructures in government.