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NASA and SpaceX have postponed the launch of a Crew Dragon cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station by four days to April 30, Space.com reported Monday.
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CI Security is adding $9.6M to its invesment in cybersecurity for healthcare and government services, raising the total amount to more than $16M. The investment supports the development of CI Security's Critical Insight Managed Detection and Response service that works to detect and address breaches and threats 24 hours a day, the company said Monday.
Rocket Lab is set to launch three military satellites into space aboard its Electron rocket on May 4 and plans to stage the first on-orbit demonstration of a York Space System-built satellite for the U.S. Army, SpaceNews reported Friday.Â
Vbrick Systems has been awarded a U.S. Army certificate of networthiness for the firm's enterprise video content management platform. The company said Monday its Vbrick Rev platform meets the Army's security, compatibility and sustainability requirements, as verified by the certification.
Stephen Kovac, vice president of global government and compliance at Zscaler, wrote in a commentary piece published Monday on FCW that the federal government should advance a certification process for platforms under the updated Trusted Internet Connections 3.0 policy.
Calibre partnered with veteran-owned company STS International to compete for task orders under the $245M Marine Air-Ground Task Force Training Systems Support contract.
The Virginia Contracting Activity is seeking information on potential industry sources that can help the Defense Intelligence Agency's Missile and Space Intelligence Center manage a computing network system, develop tools and perform computational analysis.
The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts issued a request for information on commercial off-the-shelf technology designed to manage educational and training programs for approximately 20K users.
General Dynamics' information technology business secured a potential $42.5M contract to help the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency maintain software platforms, applications and databases that store web-based GEOINT content.
DeEtte Gray, president of CACI International’s U.S. operations, has urged the government to increase support for community colleges in efforts to promote cyber education and fill the workforce gap, Signal Magazine reported Thursday.
Lockheed Martin received a $20M contract to perform technology insertion work on a U.S. Navy electronic warfare system designed for multiple submarine classes.
