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6/22/2011 ICANN approves plan to add brand-name domains The Internet's overseeing body will begin accepting applications for new generic Top Level Domains that will essentially create brand-name TLDs. DHS' guide to managing Domain Name System risks BlueCat takes a swipe at IP address confusion Internet-in-a-suitcase would give voice to censored protesters Net radios take the point Handheld joint radios face critical network test World IPv6 Day was business as usual for Microsoft State using app that separates personal, work data on iPhones, Androids How budget cuts could rain on your picnic Smart-grid security Secure the smart grid or face 'serious consequences,' Chu says Mobile power can speed geospatial intell to battlefront Satellite imagery used to help fight Arizona fire Report on whether LightSquared's 4G network disrupts GPS signals is delayed FOSE - Technology for the Missions of Government July 19-21, 2011 - Washington, DC FREE Expo Passes Register Now! More news Enterprises skeptical about UC on a public cloud Date set for first national test of alert system In Texas, software ties together first responders' radios Featured jobs Director of Security and Public Safety - California Academy of Sciences - San Francisco, CA POSITION SUMMARY:Reporting to the Director of Guest Operations, the Director of Security and Public Safety (DSPS) directly manages the Academys security and public safety functions. The DSPS position ... Division Director of Gynecology - UCDMC - Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology - Sacramento, CA The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of California, Davis Health System seeks to recruit a full-time, academic Director of General Gynecology. The position will be recruited at ... Risk Management Specialist: Capital & Governance (Ally, BMO, TNT, DFS)-222865 - Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago - Chicago, IL Participates as a member of a team and leads or conducts on-or off-site reviews of moderately complex institutions or subjects related to risk management practices of specialty risk, and presents findings ... Centralized Computing Catches Fire Sponsored By: CDW-G Client computing has evolved to thin-client computing, which facilitates mobile access to an organization's network resources for continuity of operations, telework and greater employee productivity, and it is taking hold in the public and private sectors. Read the full article. Download resources Special Report: Network Infrastructure Sponsored by: CDW-G Unified communications (UC) delivers productivity gains as well as significant cost reductions. UC not only provides more reliable and cross-functional communication, but also increases resilience against network disruptions. In addition, UC enhances a sense of belonging and affinity among remote or mobile workers. Read the full article. Network Infrastructure Sponsored by: CDW-G The passage of the Telework Enhancement Act in December underscores the growing need for better secure remote-access solutions to ensure that only authorized users can tap government networks and information. Learn more. Sponsored links

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