An installation of Google Apps for Government can feature a variety of different programs.

In just a little more than a year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration went from shopping for solutions for desktop services to a full-scale implementation of Google Apps for Government. Here are some milestones in that process.

With agencies looking to Google Apps for Government as a cloud computing option, the Lab's Greg Crowe visits NOAA, where a team is putting collaboration, customization and cost-control to work.

Petition asks court for an extension so computers still infected with the malware aren't effectively cut off from the Internet March 8.

Federal officials and industry representatives got together at AFCEA's Emerging Technology Symposium to go over the latest tools.

The department revised its RFP for an agencywide cloud e-mail and collaboration platform, saying the data must physically reside in the U.S. or its territories.

The search giant defends itself against claims of subverting Safari, as Microsoft says IE's settings were also bypassed.

If rogue DNS servers temporarily controlled by the FBI are shut down as expected March 8, infected computers whose DNS requests are routed to those servers will be effectively cut off from the Internet.

NIST provides recommendations for improving the security configuration and monitoring of 802.11 WiFi networks.

SSA is seeking information about cloud-based software-as-a-service Web analytic tools to improve analytics and gain better insight about Web usage on socialsecurity.gov.