Sierra Nevada Prepares to Install Lockheed-Made Wings on New Spaceplane
Sierra Nevada Corp. has received and unpacked the Lockheed Martin-built wing units of a spaceplane designed to resupply the International Space Station for NASA.
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in Contract Awards, NewsSAIC to Update, Sustain Ground System Infrastructure Under $655M USAF Contract; Michael LaRouche Quoted
Science Applications International Corp. landed a potential seven-year, $655M contract from the U.S. Air Force to help the Space and Missile Systems Center’s innovation and prototyping directorate modernize, operate and sustain satellite ground systems.
Mitre Evaluates Cyber Tools From 21 Vendors for ‘APT29’ Threat Defense Initiative
Mitre has issued the results of its assessments of cybersecurity platforms from 21 companies to help industry and government agencies improve their capabilities to detect and combat cyber threats. Mitre evaluated the cyber offerings using its ATT&CKÂ knowledge base to emulate the techniques used by APT29, a cyber threat group believed to be related to the Russian government, the nonprofit corporation said Tuesday.
Nutanix’s Chris Howard: Desktop as a Service Could Help Agencies Implement Flexible Work Strategy
Chris Howard, vice president of U.S. public sector at Nutanix, wrote in a GCN article published Tuesday that federal agencies seeking to provide employees access to data and applications in a more flexible way during the COVID-19 pandemic should consider adopting desktop-as-a-service platforms.
in NewsSiemens, Haugland Energy Partner to Supply Power Infrastructure at NY COVID-19 Facility
Siemens has collaborated with Haugland Energy Group to power a temporary COVID-19 care facility at the Westchester County Center in White Plains, N.Y.
in Contract Awards, NewsIT Orgs Ask Gov’t to Fund COVID-19 IT Modernization
A group of information technology organizations has written to Congress to request for IT modernization funds in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Woolpert Analyst Conducts Data Analysis on Hurlburt Field Air Base Funds
A geographical information systems analyst from Woolpert has traced anomalies in facilities, sustainment, restoration and modernization funds at the U.S. Air Force’s Hurlburt Field installation in Florida.
in Biometrics News, NewsLexisNexis’ Kimberly Sutherland, Andrew McClenahan Talk Ways to Manage User Access Risks
LexisNexis Risk Solutions has cited identity verification techniques based on risk management concepts as key factors that federal agencies should consider when implementing personnel authentication capabilities.
AWS Puts up AI-Driven Search Site to Support COVID-19 Studies
Amazon Web Services has launched a new website that uses artificial intelligence to facilitate searches across a large pool of COVID-19 research.