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DoD is ‘rebranding’ endpoint security
DISA is rolling a number of capabilities into a single suite for an evolved and more holistic approach toward network defense.
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CACI awarded contract extension for Navy, Marine Corps IT
The contract extension brings the total contract value to $227.1 million.
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Clapper: Technology helps, harms national security
Technological advancements can lead to positive change but also create vulnerabilities, he said.
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JIDA looking to reduce burden on big data analysts
The director of the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency said he is looking for tools to more rapidly exploit relevant data from big data sets.
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CSRA awarded $88M logistics IT contract
The U.S. Air Force has awarded CSRA a contract, valued at up to $88 million, for IT services.
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CSRA exploring human-machine interaction
CSRA has been awarded a $7.5 million Air Force contract to explore human-machine interaction.
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DoD to host solutions meeting
DoD will conduct a meeting for companies to pitch technology solutions.
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Selva: Innovators must be willing to be wrong
Gen. Paul Selva says the military must be more like the commercial sector in innovation.
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Britain buys third Zephyr UAV
The Zephyrs will be part of an Operational Concept Demonstrator in 2017.
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DARPA seeks lighter cameras, equipment
The agency’s EXTREME Optics and Imaging programs aim to improve optics.
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DoD is ‘rebranding’ endpoint security
DISA is rolling a number of capabilities into a single suite for an evolved and more holistic approach toward network defense.
-
CACI awarded contract extension for Navy, Marine Corps IT
The contract extension brings the total contract value to $227.1 million.
-
Clapper: Technology helps, harms national security
Technological advancements can lead to positive change but also create vulnerabilities, he said.
-
JIDA looking to reduce burden on big data analysts
The director of the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency said he is looking for tools to more rapidly exploit relevant data from big data sets.
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CSRA awarded $88M logistics IT contract
The U.S. Air Force has awarded CSRA a contract, valued at up to $88 million, for IT services.
-
CSRA exploring human-machine interaction
CSRA has been awarded a $7.5 million Air Force contract to explore human-machine interaction.
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DoD to host solutions meeting
DoD will conduct a meeting for companies to pitch technology solutions.
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Selva: Innovators must be willing to be wrong
Gen. Paul Selva says the military must be more like the commercial sector in innovation.
-
Britain buys third Zephyr UAV
The Zephyrs will be part of an Operational Concept Demonstrator in 2017.
-
DARPA seeks lighter cameras, equipment
The agency’s EXTREME Optics and Imaging programs aim to improve optics.
-
DoD is ‘rebranding’ endpoint security
DISA is rolling a number of capabilities into a single suite for an evolved and more holistic approach toward network defense.
-
CACI awarded contract extension for Navy, Marine Corps IT
The contract extension brings the total contract value to $227.1 million.
-
Clapper: Technology helps, harms national security
Technological advancements can lead to positive change but also create vulnerabilities, he said.
-
JIDA looking to reduce burden on big data analysts
The director of the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency said he is looking for tools to more rapidly exploit relevant data from big data sets.
-
CSRA awarded $88M logistics IT contract
The U.S. Air Force has awarded CSRA a contract, valued at up to $88 million, for IT services.
-
CSRA exploring human-machine interaction
CSRA has been awarded a $7.5 million Air Force contract to explore human-machine interaction.
-
DoD to host solutions meeting
DoD will conduct a meeting for companies to pitch technology solutions.
-
Selva: Innovators must be willing to be wrong
Gen. Paul Selva says the military must be more like the commercial sector in innovation.
-
Britain buys third Zephyr UAV
The Zephyrs will be part of an Operational Concept Demonstrator in 2017.
-
DARPA seeks lighter cameras, equipment
The agency’s EXTREME Optics and Imaging programs aim to improve optics.
