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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Todd Gustafson, president of HP’s federal business, wrote in an article published Tuesday on FedTech that there are three steps government agencies should do to protect endpoint devices from cyber threats and the first is to acknowledge cybersecurity gaps.
Cubic’s global defense business and Battlespace Simulations Inc. have partnered to implement the latter’s full spectrum simulation tool for ground and air training platforms.
Northrop Grumman's Cygnus spacecraft has moved to begin a secondary mission after staying at the International Space Station for 109 days as part of a cargo delivery effort.
Cybersecurity firm Acronis SCS has appointed three public sector leaders to serve as new members of the company’s board of directors.
Rocket Lab has unveiled plans to make the Electron launch vehicle's first stage reusable for multiple future missions. The reusability approach is intended to boost the frequency of launches without the need to always produce new first stages, Rocket Lab said Tuesday.
The U.S. Army selected Science Applications International Corp. to compete for task orders under a potential 10-year, $37B contract vehicle covering command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance-related engineering services.
ECS Federal will continue to provide computer vision engineering and machine learning services to the U.S. Army under a three-year, $78.7M contract modification.
Two startup companies have partnered in an effort to help law enforcement personnel manage investigations through the use of tools hosted on Amazon Web Services' cloud computing platform. The Callyo and Mark43 partnership seeks to combine public safety data with the latter's records management system and facilitate calls or record interviews with the former's virtual phone network, AWS said Tuesday.
HawkEye 360 raised $70M in its Series B funding round to support the launch of four additional satellite clusters designed to handle the firm’s new radio frequency data analytics offerings slated for development in 2021.
Semantic AI has hired Sally Kenyon Grant, Neal Harper and Thomas Jurewicz to take leadership roles to support the firm’s efforts to drive growth in the cyber, cloud and government market areas.
