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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Carahsoft Technology has agreed to be the government market distributor of a cloud-based Leaptree technology platform that works to help organizations evaluate the performance of customer-facing personnel.
Northrop Grumman has been awarded a $79.1M contract modification to research and develop a system configuration set for mission computers of U.S. Marine Corps' utility and attack helicopter platforms.
Teddra Thomas Burgess, a two-decade government market veteran, has joined enterprise software provider ASG Technologies as vice president of U.S. federal and North East region sales, G2Xchange FedCiv reported Tuesday.
Dan Chenok, executive director of the IBM Center for the Business of Government, told Government Matters in an interview posted Monday about the need for government agencies to understand the benefits and risks of implementing artificial intelligence.
Zscaler will help the Defense Innovation Unit to develop a prototype zero-trust framework that will enable over 500K Department of Defense users to access software-as-a-service applications off-network, FedScoop reported Monday.
Charles River Analytics and Assured Information Security have partnered to develop a machine learning-based anomaly identification framework to support the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s efforts to improve detection of the Trojan computer virus.
KBR has secured a 60-month, $33.5 million task order for common avionics product and lifecycle analysis support to the U.S. Air Force's 638th Supply Chain Management Group and the AF Life Cycle Management Center, the company announced Tuesday.Â
Jared Der-Yeghiayan, a 16-year federal law enforcement veteran and former cyber liaison at the Department of Homeland Security, has joined Berkeley Research Group director of its cyber operations and incident response practice in Washington, D.C.
Wickr has received a two-year, $35M contract to develop a suite of recall, alert and messaging applications for the U.S. Air Force. The San Francisco-based company will provide cloud-based RAM tools designed to help users manage protected files, videos, chats, text messages and voice communications, the Department of Defense said Monday.
