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2. Partnership promises to prevent cloud computing problems: The U.S. Army, government agencies and the private sector fund university research
3. Federal software scrubs mobile apps
4. Securing critical infrastructure through nontraditional means
5. Communications labs JOIN (joint on-demand interoperability network) forces remotely
6. Two barriers block new architecture
7. A culture shock is coming (Defense Department cloud computing)
8. Reaching the clouds won't be a one-stop trip
9. Homeland Security goes digital
10. System fuses many sensors' data into a single image
11. Situational awareness in hand
12. Approval granted for private software to run in secure cloud
13. Security comes standard: Identifying vulnerabilities may be as simple as agreeing to speak the same language
14. Googlizing intelligence
15. Cybercriminals find new ways to exploit vulnerabilities
16. Real and virtual nodes blur in uncommon contract: Software virtual network runs actual applications on emulated products to conduct tests prohibited by the physical world
17. Colossal computing power, itty bitty storage space (a wearable supercomputer)
18. Project brings open-source methods to defense realm
19. Jammers transmit battlefield flexibility: Equipment, software capability can listen to or interfere with signals on land or sea
20. Software capabilities take off with new facility
21. Smart companies dig data: New opportunities surface when organizations capitalize on captured client information
22. Word-spotting system catches wireless data: Automated identification tool flags key terms in monitored communications for quick review
23. Smart encryption hides data in the open: Technology ensures user anonymity, provides confidential messaging
24. Warfighters practice for live combat, virtually
25. Italian software defined radio exits the lab for the field
26. Army teaches soldiers new intelligence-gathering role: Cartoon game expertise trains individuals on how to be nodes in the network
27. Gunnery tool hits the mark--constant evolution keeps artillery-control program plugged into new capabilities
28. Denmark adopts flexible command and control platform: Upgrade facilitates operations with allies
29. Software increases unmanned craft survivability
30. Extending the software-defined radio concept: Technology demonstration examines feasibility of a multimission system
31. Web tools add depth to fleet data
32. Weblogs weave a new communications hub: U.S. Defense Department tests web technology for program management tasks
33. Center simulates homeland security
34. Commercial coalition tackles security complexities
35. Undersea forces adjust tactical focus
36. U.S. Army expands combat-proven GeoGlobe
37. Mine-hunting technology learns to fight cancer: Doctors recruit software designed to save lives at sea
38. Microclouds loom at the network's edge
39. Information plus context equals knowledge
40. Software drives future Army communications
41. Fighting words: Because warfighters need to translate and comprehend more than just, "where's the train station?"
42. Systems integration offers answers to fault analysis
43. Situational awareness of systems fortifies reliable communications
44. Software system slices search time
45. One for the money, two for the foe: Curtailing program sharpens focus on network
46. Virtualization increases supercomputers' potential
47. Collaboration enables strategic missions: Software tools share critical data, speed decision-making process for nuclear, conventional operations
48. Government forges 21st century training and education network
49. Network-centric systems need standards and metrics: Warfighters must keep their eye on the metrics to manage and secure military networks
50. Software giant (Microsoft Federal) has unique information technology role: Intelligence sales grow faster than those to defense and civilian agencies
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