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GitLab has launched a sign-on automation service to support common access card authentication. The service is made to reduce time spent on logging into GitLab's issue tracker, and help users develop and deliver security-set software at faster rates, the company said Tuesday.
The U.S. Army has commenced a market survey to determine potential vendors that can support the military service's project managers for electronic warfare and cyber.
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StellarPeak, led by President and CEO Nuhad Karaki, has appointed former National Intelligence Director James Clapper as a senior adviser at the Reston, Va.-based technical services contractor.
Financial services company Wells Fargo Securities will host a conversation with David Berteau, president and CEO of the Professional Services Council, during an investor call on Thursday to obtain his insights on the implications of the partial government shutdown.
The Department of Defense is seeking small businesses that already have mature prototypes of their technologies and are ready for final development, evaluation and integration with military systems or programs to support national security.
The Washington Headquarters Services' office is seeking information on small mobile nuclear reactors to support the U.S. military's mobile energy needs. The agency said Friday in a FedBizOpps notice that it is interested in concepts for a small nuclear reactor demonstration on behalf of the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering.
A Frost & Sullivan report predicts that Department of Defense spending on unmanned aerial systems will climb at a 4.6 percent compound annual growth rate over the next five fiscal years, National Defense Magazine reported Friday.
Tom Patterson, a vice president and chief trust officer of Unisys, will join the Cyber Future Dialogue 2019 on Tuesday to discuss how citizens and governments can utilize emerging technology such as artificial intelligence in efforts to ensure privacy and increase security.
The U.S. Army has tested and certified T-Worx Holdings' technology platform that works to transmit data from warfigters' rifles and accessories to military command centers.
U.K.-based aerospace equipment provider Meggitt will continue to supply Pratt & Whitney advanced composite components for F135 and F119 engines under a potential 10-year, $750M contract. F135 and F119 are used to power the F-35 Lightning II and F-22 Raptor fighter jets, Meggitt said Monday.
