Lightweight Land Warrior gets second wind

The U.S. Army is continuing the resurrection of its Land Warrior program, which was officially canceled by the Department of Defense in February 2007. The program provides a package of technological tools for combat personnel, including computers, global positioning systems and radios.

New technology enhances UAV video

Harris releases product that can improve the packaging and transmission of data, including video, from unmanned aerial vehicles.

State Department deploys electronic asset-tracking system

The State Department plans to tag 10,000 mission-critical technology assets with passive radio frequency identification (RFID) devices to save money and increase security.

New remote-sensing satellite to offer expanded services

A new high-resolution, remote-sensing satellite successfully launched into orbit Oct. 8 will boost data collection capacity and offer expanded services to civilian and defense customers.

Army establishes new program office for technology modernization

Program Executive Office Integration will support warfighter technology modernization — and current and future acquisitions — under the restructuring of the Future Combat Systems program.

Joint Forces Command harnesses TV technology to enhance battlefield ops

The U.S. Joint Forces Command will be using the same technology sports broadcasters use to assemble the day’s top highlights to improve battlefield decision-making.

Microsoft Mobile products EAL-4 certified

Windows Mobile 6.1 and System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008 have been certified for Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level 4, assuring agency customers that mobile workers can securely access sensitive data on government networks.

FDIC secures remote access with new teleworker solutions

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is using new teleworker technology to provide secure, "instant-on" network access for its roaming bank audit teams.

In-Q-Tel invests in ultra low power Wi-Fi

The single-chip solution for wireless sensor networks and other embedded applications enable devices to run for up to 10 years on a single AA battery.

New cybersecurity services available to agencies

QinetiQ North America will offer several services to agencies, including training, risk identification, and malware prevention and response.

NSA certifies 'Suite B' radio

The Harris RF-310M-HH radio simplifies communications with multinational coalitions on the battlefield, improving coordination and mission planning.

New software development collaboration tool from CollabNet

CollabNet has released a new professional services package to help clients improve their collaborative software development efforts.

SAP heads to Terremark cloud

SAP, an enterprise resource planning software widely used by government agencies, is being adapted for use in a cloud platform supported by Terremark Worldwide and VMware.

Marines to use Adobe Acrobat for global communications

The Marine Corps has selected Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro to enable Marines to communicate worldwide.

DOE to invest $37 million for R&D into clean energy

The Energy Department plans to release $37 million in funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to small businesses to stimulate research and development into clean energy technologies.

Aruba Networks new wireless LAN solution has FIPS 140-2 security

Aruba Networks says its ArubaOS Release 3 802.11n wireless LAN solution has been validated as being Federal Information Processing Standard 140-2 compliant for cryptographic security.

Army adds Fidelis data protection solution to approved products list

Fidelis Extrusion Prevention System protects operations security and classified data from within the organization as well as from external attacks.

Air Force certifies Savi RFID tags

The Air Force has certified Savi Technology's radio frequency identification asset tracking and security devices for use aboard all sizes and classifications of fixed- and rotary-winged aircraft that transport supplies for the Defense Department.

Army Research Lab to deploy emergency alert system

The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center is installing the IP-based AtHoc IWSAlerts emergency system to communicate with its roughly 2,500 personnel throughout the United States.

Washington State chooses new decision engine

Washington State’s Department of Information Services has integrated Microsoft’s decision engine, Bing, into the state’s Internet portal.

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