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Mercury Systems to supply GPS anti-spoofing modules
Mercury Systems has snagged a $2.4 million contract for GPS Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Modules.
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Cyber teams’ first live campaign: fighting ISIS
CYBERCOM Deputy Commander Kevin McLaughlin said the command is a “young force” but is quickly learning the ways of cyberwar.
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Long live JLENS? NORTHCOM scrambles on cruise missile defense
Mmissile defense leaders within Northern Command scrambling to find another way to address the cruise missile defense gap left open by JLENS on the US East Coast.
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Alion to support DISA spectrum R&D
Alion has been awarded a slot on a Defense Information Systems Agency contract, with a maximum value of $137 million, for tackle radio interference.
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Lockheed Martin awarded $733M Army sensor contract
Lockheed Martin will train airborne sensor operators, mechanics and analysts.
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Marines roll out major tactical software update
The Joint Tactical Common Operational Picture Workstation upgrade will make that central information system easier and more intuitive to use, developers say.
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US-Israel sign cyber defense declaration
Israel and the United States signed a cyber defense declaration calling for real-time operational connectivity through respective Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTS) of both nations.
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Navy building maritime surveillance center
The Navy has awarded a $20.5 million construction contract to build a maritime surveillance center.
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GAO: Nation-state hackers biggest threat to federal networks
Federal networks are under constant cyberattack from adversaries that range from young hacktivists looking to make a point to organized criminal groups interested in financial gain and terrorist activities.
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Accelerating cyber
A number of articles talk about the speed in which the cyber domain in changing. Well if the last couple of weeks are any indicator, someone must have stepped on the accelerator. I am not just talking about the cyber threat environment.
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Mercury Systems to supply GPS anti-spoofing modules
Mercury Systems has snagged a $2.4 million contract for GPS Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Modules.
-
Cyber teams’ first live campaign: fighting ISIS
CYBERCOM Deputy Commander Kevin McLaughlin said the command is a “young force” but is quickly learning the ways of cyberwar.
-
Long live JLENS? NORTHCOM scrambles on cruise missile defense
Mmissile defense leaders within Northern Command scrambling to find another way to address the cruise missile defense gap left open by JLENS on the US East Coast.
-
Alion to support DISA spectrum R&D
Alion has been awarded a slot on a Defense Information Systems Agency contract, with a maximum value of $137 million, for tackle radio interference.
-
Lockheed Martin awarded $733M Army sensor contract
Lockheed Martin will train airborne sensor operators, mechanics and analysts.
-
Marines roll out major tactical software update
The Joint Tactical Common Operational Picture Workstation upgrade will make that central information system easier and more intuitive to use, developers say.
-
US-Israel sign cyber defense declaration
Israel and the United States signed a cyber defense declaration calling for real-time operational connectivity through respective Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTS) of both nations.
-
Navy building maritime surveillance center
The Navy has awarded a $20.5 million construction contract to build a maritime surveillance center.
-
GAO: Nation-state hackers biggest threat to federal networks
Federal networks are under constant cyberattack from adversaries that range from young hacktivists looking to make a point to organized criminal groups interested in financial gain and terrorist activities.
-
Accelerating cyber
A number of articles talk about the speed in which the cyber domain in changing. Well if the last couple of weeks are any indicator, someone must have stepped on the accelerator. I am not just talking about the cyber threat environment.
-
Mercury Systems to supply GPS anti-spoofing modules
Mercury Systems has snagged a $2.4 million contract for GPS Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Modules.
-
Cyber teams’ first live campaign: fighting ISIS
CYBERCOM Deputy Commander Kevin McLaughlin said the command is a “young force” but is quickly learning the ways of cyberwar.
-
Long live JLENS? NORTHCOM scrambles on cruise missile defense
Mmissile defense leaders within Northern Command scrambling to find another way to address the cruise missile defense gap left open by JLENS on the US East Coast.
-
Alion to support DISA spectrum R&D
Alion has been awarded a slot on a Defense Information Systems Agency contract, with a maximum value of $137 million, for tackle radio interference.
-
Lockheed Martin awarded $733M Army sensor contract
Lockheed Martin will train airborne sensor operators, mechanics and analysts.
-
Marines roll out major tactical software update
The Joint Tactical Common Operational Picture Workstation upgrade will make that central information system easier and more intuitive to use, developers say.
-
US-Israel sign cyber defense declaration
Israel and the United States signed a cyber defense declaration calling for real-time operational connectivity through respective Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTS) of both nations.
-
Navy building maritime surveillance center
The Navy has awarded a $20.5 million construction contract to build a maritime surveillance center.
-
GAO: Nation-state hackers biggest threat to federal networks
Federal networks are under constant cyberattack from adversaries that range from young hacktivists looking to make a point to organized criminal groups interested in financial gain and terrorist activities.
-
Accelerating cyber
A number of articles talk about the speed in which the cyber domain in changing. Well if the last couple of weeks are any indicator, someone must have stepped on the accelerator. I am not just talking about the cyber threat environment.
