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Matt Mills, former CEO at MapR Technologies, has joined SailPoint Technologies Holdings to serve as chief revenue officer, a role in which he will lead global sales.
Eric Trexler, vice president of global government and critical infrastructure at Forcepoint, wrote in a Fifth Domain opinion piece published Tuesday that the defense industrial base should implement a human-centric monitoring approach to protect controlled unclassified information from cyber threats.
Sehlke Consulting will collaborate with Deloitte and UiPath to develop a robotic process automation technology to simplify processing of public records requests at the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center.
Textron is one of three companies the U.S. Army selected to develop prototypes of rifles under the service branch’s Next Generation Squad Weapons program and wants to be prepared to go into mass production should it win the NGSW contract, Breaking Defense reported Tuesday.
ManTech International has secured a position on a five-year, $325 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract from the Department of Homeland Security to provide systems engineering and technical assistance support to the DHS Science & Technology Directorate, the company said Tuesday.
CGI announced on Tuesday that it acquired Annams Systems Corp., doing business as Sunflower Systems, a provider of asset management software products and services. A definitive agreement was entered on Aug. 27th and the transaction was completed on Friday.
General Dynamics’ information technology business has won a $30.8M contract to conduct bioeffects research for the U.S. Air Force.
For the third consecutive year, Sehlke Consulting has been ranked on the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest growing private companies in the U.S. “Our team helps transform the government’s strategic objectives and business systems to achieve their operational goals," said Chad Sehlke, founder and CEO of Sehkle Consulting.
SpaceX conducted a static fire test for its Falcon 9 rocket, which will be used to launch two astronauts onboard the Crew Dragon capsule to the International Space Station, CNET reported Friday.
