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Robotics: Collaborative Robots (or CoBots) on the Rise

By Dick Weisinger

Industrial robots have had a history of working in environments isolated from humans.  Often industrial robots were designed to do work that was dangerous or difficult for humans to do.  The current generation of robots though are increasingly being designed…

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November 6th, 2017
Category: Robotics
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Security and Federal Agencies: Modernization and Funding Issues Hamper Efforts to Stop Cyber Attacks

By Dick Weisinger

Businesses and organizations are struggling to stay current with technology change.  Modernization and security are top concerns for all groups. Federal agencies are no different.  In fact, the challenges for federal agency IT is even greater because their difficulties are…

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November 3rd, 2017
Category: Government IT, Security
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Cloud Security: Balancing the Risk with the Benefits of Innovation

By Dick Weisinger

As business migration to the cloud increases, so do the the daily reports of cyber security breaches. A recent study by Corero Network Security, for example, found that more than a third of UK’s critical infrastructure organisations have not met…

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November 2nd, 2017
Category: Cloud Computing, Security
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Data and Government: The DATA Act – Making Federal Spending Transparent

By Dick Weisinger

The May of 2017, Digital Accountability and Transparency Act (the DATA Act) mandated that data be reported from federal agencies.  That data is collected and is then made available so that the public can begin to track government spending. The…

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November 1st, 2017
Category: Open Data, Open Government
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Security: Is Your Data Safe? Data Breaches Reach All Time High

By Dick Weisinger

Do you think your data is secure? Recent statistics may lead you to believe there is almost no point in trying to secure your data because if someone really want to see it it’s likely that there is a way.…

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October 31st, 2017
Category: Security
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