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Mitre plans to evaluate commercial threat detection offerings for their capacity to defend financial transactions and machines from hacker threats, Nextgov reported Thursday.
Lockheed Martin has partnered with Guardtime Federal to incorporate an end-to-end digital integrity checking process into all components of a Lockheed software supply chain to reduce potential cyber threats.
ManTech International has introduced an initiative that seeks to open career opportunities in analytics, data collection, cloud, cyber and model-based systems engineering.
Gil Vega, a professional with over 22 years of leadership experience in the government and private sectors, has joined Veeam Software as chief information security officer.
Collins Aerospace has inaugurated a new facility that will work to produce landing gear for military aircraft systems in Texas.
BlackBerry has recognized Carahsoft Technology as the former’s top Americas distributor of the year, marking the latter's second consecutive time to receive the title.
Polyverse has brought in $8M through a new funding round led by Japan-based security firm Soliton Systems and other investors. Bellevue, Wash.-based Polyverse said Thursday it will use the money in efforts to market its cybersecurity technology to the government and enterprise sectors.
Dark Wolf Solutions has received an eight-month, $75M blanket purchase agreement to provide cyber innovation services to the U.S. Air Force.
In-Q-Tel, the intelligence community’s venture capital arm, has invested in Canberra, Australia-based QuintessenceLabs to help the latter expand its portfolio of quantum cybersecurity offerings.
The Office of Naval Research seeks proposals for an affordable anti-submarine warfare system that will detect underwater threats at longer ranges.
Gunnison Consulting Group, a leader in software development, data analytics and enterprise system testing for U.S. federal government customers, has appointed Renato DiPentima to its board of directors, the company announced on Wednesday.
Mercury Systems has entered into an agreement with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to incorporate parts from the latter’s ProLiant server offering into Mercury’s new rugged rackmount server technology.
