Modernization

Meru tackles communications security

The company will offer a solution that protects at the radio frequency signal level.

  • By Brian Robinson
Modernization

Network Chemistry extends government reach

The company's RFprotect product line will be available through SonicWall's channel partners.

  • By John Moore
People

Coalition urges rejection of RFID in driver's licenses

Reasons for rejection include a lack of standards and adequate safeguards and the potential for data theft, nearly two dozen organizations say.

  • By Dibya Sarkar
People

Air Force buys more wireless networks

Telos will install three more aircraft maintenance systems.

  • By Frank Tiboni
Digital Government

More power in your palm

Palm tools offer better usability, more features

  • By Wayne Rash
Modernization

CES: Palm, Microsoft team on smart phone

The Treo 700w runs on an enhanced version of Windows Mobile 5.0 instead of Palm OS.

  • By Michelle Speir Haase
Modernization

No break for viruses at CES

Panda Software and McAfee presented at the Consumer Electronics Show new products to help prevent malicious attacks.

  • By Michelle Speir Haase
People

A JTRS gets a DOD OK

Thales Jem obtains JTRS architecture and security certifications.

  • By Frank Tiboni
Modernization

FCC interested in emergency wireless network

Agency wants to study feasibility of using extra transmission spectrum to construct nationwide network for emergency workers.

  • By Brian Robinson
People

E-manifest program expands to southern border

The program is part of a CBP modernization program to improve security and expedite trade at U.S. borders.

  • By Dibya Sarkar
Digital Government

Web extra: Keeping Traq of wireless phones

Traq-Wireless applications focus on cost management rather than straight asset management.

  • By Oliver Rist
Digital Government

Web extra: Mobile management tomorrow

Novell and Microsoft are pioneering the integration of asset and identity management.

  • By Oliver Rist
People

N.C. county installs public safety network

The 4.9 GHz, multiband broadband public safety network is the first in the country, a Motorola official said.

  • By Dibya Sarkar
People

Army wants any time, anywhere RFID tag

GovWorks is responsible for buying tags equipped with satellite and cellular capabilities.

  • By Bob Brewin
Modernization

Mandylion takes password tokens to next level

Policy Master 2.0 offers more efficient management

  • By Michelle Speir Haase
Modernization

Municipal wireless networks continue to thrive

Several cities have announced new WiFi projects in recent days, with Cisco entering the fray mid-month.

  • By Dibya Sarkar
Digital Government

Carolinas HealthCare unplugged

The Carolinas Medical Center is introducing wireless technologies across all of its major campuses in North Carolina and South Carolina.

  • By Hope Cristol
Modernization

A portable one-stop comm shop

The TCS SwiftLink 1400 offers secure connections to a variety of networks.

  • By Wayne Rash
Cybersecurity

N.Y. county wants more secure wireless hot spots

A Westchester County executive proposed legislation that would require businesses providing public Internet access to install a firewall.

  • By Dibya Sarkar
Modernization

KoolSpan, Time Domain offer ultra secure comms

The two companies will offer secure communications by using Ultra-Wideband technology protected by 256-bit AES encryption.

  • By Rutrell Yasin
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