Mercury Systems Gets Patent for Controller Area Network Security Method
Mercury Systems has been granted a U.S. patent for a method to avoid cyberattacks on electronic control units and other systems that use a controller area network.
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Splunk’s Frank Dimina: Government Agencies Should Advance Data Democracy
Frank Dimina, vice president of public sector at Splunk, wrote in a Nextgov article published Tuesday that providing government employees and citizens access to data through the concept of data democracy could help agencies improve customer experience and regain public trust.
in Executive Moves, NewsUTC Vet Kelly Romano Joins AEI as Operating Partner
Kelly Romano, a 27-year veteran of United Technologies Corp, has been named an operating partner of private equity firm AE Industrial Partners. She has led consulting firm BlueRipple Capital as CEO since 2016.
Pegasystems’ Cynthia Stuebner on Applying Automation to DoD’s Risk Management Systems
Cynthia Stuebner, defense industry principal at Pegasystems, discussed in an article published Tuesday on Federal News Network how automation could help the Department of Defense better manage its enterprise risk management systems, prevent errors and facilitate the decision-making process.
in NewsBall Aerospace Concludes Imaging Satellite Flights for NASA-USGS ‘Landsat’ Program; Makenzie Lystrup Quoted
Ball Aerospace has sent two small land imaging instruments to orbit for final flights as part of NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey’s Landsat program.
in Contract Awards, NewsOrbit Logic to Develop Enterprise Scheduling Platform for NOAA
Orbit Logic has received a contract to develop an enterprise technology for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to schedule environmental satellite and ground infrastructure operations.
in Contract Awards, NewsSAIC Holds Spot on $450M USDA IT Support BPA; Bob Genter Quoted
Science Applications International Corp. has secured a position on the Department of Agriculture's potential five-year, $450 million Information Technology Support Services (DAITSS) blanket purchase agreement, the company announced Tuesday.
Anti-Fraud Tech Maker SpyCloud Secures $30M in Series C Round; Ted Ross Quoted
SpyCloud has closed a $30 million Series C round to grow its product and engineering teams and build new ways to detect and prevent fraud, the company said Tuesday. The investment was led by Centana Growth Partners, with participation from all existing investors: M12, Microsoft's venture fund; Altos Ventures; Silverton Partners; March Capital Partners.
