Recently Wyatt Kash, the Editor in Chief for both Government Computer News and Defense Systems, wrote me a note saying that GCN was working on an article about technologies to watch in 2010 and that he wanted my two cents. Naturally I had more than two cents worth of thoughts about the issue and most [...]
Entries from December 15th, 2009
Technologies to Watch in 2010
December 15th, 2009 · 1 Comment · government 2.0, government business, sensors
Tags: cyber·government 2.0·government computer news·second life·security·sensors·virtualization·wyatt kash
Final Version of SCADA Presentation
December 9th, 2009 · No Comments · cyber-security, government 2.0, government business, scada, sensors
This is the final version of the SCADA presentation I made yesterday at the Security SCADA Summit, http://www.iqpc.com/Event.aspx?id=223390. Secure SCADA – Dec 2009 a The presentation consists of two parts. Part I was prepared by me and talks about the economic basis associated with the impact of the Internet, wanders through a number of topics [...]
Tags: cyber·government 2.0·scada·security
SCADA Conference Presentation
December 6th, 2009 · No Comments · cyber-security, government 2.0, government business, presentations, scada, sensors
I am one of two representatives from CSC speaking at a SCADA Conference on Tuesday. My focus, as usual, will be on the strategic reasons behind the movement to SCADA. Oops, perhaps I should back up. SCADA is an abbreviation for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition. It usually is used as a catch-all term dealing with [...]
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An American In Brasilia
December 2nd, 2009 · No Comments · government 2.0, government business, hockey, international
So the first part of my time in Brasilia is finished, the two day conference on eGovernment. I did my presentation earlier today, here is the updated version modified with suggestions from my last blog entry and tweet: International Experiences with Integrated Services – United States
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