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Iowa Adopts Tyler Technologies’ Government Cloud Platform
The state of Iowa has deployed Tyler Technologies’ government-tailored cloud platform to manage internal data with the aim of gauging performance and defining policy.
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GSA Seeks Market Info on Recruitment Services for IT Personnel
The General Services Administration requests for information on recruiting services for information technology personnel for the agency's Technology Transformation Service workforce.
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Kratos, Raytheon Support Int’l Air & Missile Defense Exercise
Kratos Defense and Raytheon have provided missiles during NATO’s Formidable Shield 2019 military exercise that aimed to help member nations enhance interoperability in air and missile defense.Â
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Raytheon to Engineer Army Anti-Tank Weapon Systems
Raytheon has received a five-year, $38.2M contract to help the U.S. Army refine and maintain tube-launched, optically-tracked, wireless-guided missile systems. Contract work will involve configuration management, fielding, repair and logistical support services, the Department of Defense said Tuesday.
Squirrel Helps Army MEPCOM Implement Network Security Mgmt Platform
The U.S. Army's Military Entrance Process Command has implemented a Squirrel Compliancy Solutions technology designed to identify security risks of network infrastructure and automate the process to remediate vulnerabilities.
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Attila Security’s GoSilent Data Security Platform Fulfills NIAP Requirements
The National Information Assurance Partnership has listed Attila Security’s GoSilent data security platform, verifying the product’s compliance with NIAP requirements. The company said May 14 its GoSilent platform, which was first developed at the National Security Agency, is also pending for NIAP’s Stateful Firewall and VPN Gateway protection profiles.
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Rheinmetall-Fraen Joint Venture to Focus on Military Fuze Production
Rheinmetall and metal components producer Fraen have formed a joint venture that will develop and manufacture military fuzes in the U.S. Rheinmetall said Monday it will own a 51 percent stake in Rheinmetall Fraen Fuzes and Fraen will hold the remaining 49 percent in the new JV.
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DoD Seeks Tools to Reduce Civilian Casualties During Airstrikes
The Pentagon wants to develop new capabilities that will enable the U.S. Military to help foreign allies reduce or avoid civilian casualties during airstrikes.