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What to do when cyber hygiene isn't enough
Here are five things to consider to mitigate threats when good cyber hygiene just isn't enough.
Babel Street adds longtime intell vet Hansen
Data services firm Babel Street adds nearly 15-year FBI veteran and former counterintelligence official Scott Hansen to its leadership team.
More telecom vendors tipped for EIS authority
Three smaller vendors on the government-wide Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Contract are likely to be approved to accept task orders in the coming months, according to the latest data from the General Services Administration.
Small business cuts coming amid NBIB merger
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency, which is absorbing National Background Investigations Bureau expects to combine contracting offices and staff, while shrinking small business goals.
Accenture federal arm's board adds former NOAA chief
Accenture Federal Services' board of managers elects former NOAA chief Kathyrn Sullivan as a new member.
DynCorp, AECOM clash over LOGCAP V protest
GAO dismisses all pending protests over the Army's $82 billion "LOGCAP V" logistics contract now that DynCorp has gone to the Court of Federal Claims. And another disappointed bidder in AECOM is not too happy about it.
7 takeaways from our space market Power Breakfast
The space market is nothing new, but it is heating up. Here are key takeaways from our lineup of leading executives and market watchers on where it is headed.
VA taps Triwest for $26B regional care network contract
The Veterans Affairs Department awards the next $26 billion piece of its regional care network service contract to Triwest.
MorganFranklin acquired by talent services firm
MorganFranklin agrees to be acquired by a global talent services firm that sought a global consulting footprint in all markets including the public sector.
DOD, DHS driving more OTAs
The Defense and Homeland Security departments are planning to increase use of OTAs as tool for leveraging emerging technologies.
Mattis rejoins General Dynamics board
General Dynamics has appointed former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to its board, marking his return as a GD director.
Leidos makes health care acquisition
Leidos makes its second tuck-in acquisition since the megadeal with Lockheed Martin's IT services unit and this time within the health group.
NCI fights for lost $145M Army contract
NCI is protesting the loss of a $145.4 million Army contract for systems engineering and technical assistance.
Convergent Solutions acquired by NYC-based firm
Convergent Solutions gets acquired by a New York City-based risk information services firm seeking more of a federal footprint.
DynCorp goes to court for another chance at Army $82B 'LOGCAP V'
DynCorp International is going to the judicial arena in its continued effort at another chance to keep its incumbency on the Army's $82 billion "LOGCAP V" logistics contract.
NGA developing geospatial data processing contract
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is developing a contract to support how it collects and process incoming data.
16 firms win spots on DIA's $17B intell support contract
The Defense Intelligence Agency awards its $17.1 billion "SIA 3" contract to 16 companies to support military intelligence efforts for warfighters, planners and policy makers.
Ensco taps L3 vet for CFO role
Ensco appoints former L3 Technologies executive Thomas DeFrank as the new chief financial officer.
Suntiva hires new defense, intell lead
Suntiva hires industry veteran Mark Heck to lead its defense and intelligence business.
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