Northrop Army contract marries data, imagery for Army commanders
Northrop Grumman has won a contract to provide the Army with a data exploitation system that will be used on Army vehicles and by dismounted troops.
Small businesses increasingly targets of cyberattacks
While hackers might usually target large corporations and government organizations, small businesses are increasingly becoming the targets of such attacks, Technology Spectator reported.
Auburn gets $1M for cybersecurity program
Auburn University has a new cybersecurity program, and is receiving $1 million in state money to help it along.
Columbian cyber startup going global
Easy Solutions, a Columbian cybersecurity startup, is expanding into the global market.
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Cyber getting baked into more procurements
Work is underway on increasing cybersecurity requirements on many of the IT products and services government agencies buy. Procurement expert Steve Charles explores the critical steps you must take to prepare for this change in the market.
L-3 wins $53M contract for helicopter logistics support
L-3 Communications has won a $53 million contract with the Navy for logistics services in support of the TH-57 helicopter fleet.
SRA taps insiders as SVPs of civil, health groups
SRA International has named two new senior vice presidents of its Civil Government and Health groups.
QinetiQ North America taps new EVP, general manager of Technology Solutions
QinetiQ North America has named Andrew Rogers executive vice president and general manager of its Technology Solutions business unit.
Northrop wins $26M contract to update Airbus planes with infrared system
Northrop Grumman has won a contract with the Air Force to modify and install two Airbus planes with Large Infrared Countermeasures System.
Big data could help more accurately predict weather
Big data is the future of forecasting; using it could help prevent or temper disasters like Superstorm Sandy or the recent devastating tornado that hit Moore, Okla.
NetCents redo focuses on Trade Agreements Act
The Air Force is preparing to ask bidders to submit revised proposals that will document their compliance with the Trade Agreements Act. Will this save the troubled procurement?
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The lifesaving imperative of adopting new technologies
With the rapid rise of new mobile and geospatial technologies hold the promising of reducing costs while increasing capabilities and above all, saving soldiers lives.
29 companies win $855M Marine Corps logistics contract
The Marine Corps has made 30 awards to 29 companies under a $855 million contract that calls for logistics support services.
Air Force seeks small-biz support for F-16 upgrade
The Air Force is conducting market research to see if any small businesses are available to provide IT and engineering support for upgrades to several systems on the F-16 fighter jet.
Northrop wins $15.3M software upgrade of Triton UAV
Northrop Grumman has won a contract modification with the Navy to upgrade the operating system on its MQ-4C Triton unmanned aircraft system.
SRA International taps new corporate controller
SRA International has named David Keffer corporate controller, where he will lead the company's financial reporting, planning and analysis. He's been with the company 10 years.
Exelis wins $435M contract to support NASA's Deep Space Network
Exelis has won a $435 million contract with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory to support of NASA's Deep Space Network, including a world-wide network of communications complexes.
Do you have critical big data skills?
Big data has everybody feeling good about the future of technology, but the truth is, only a few professionals actually have the technical "know how" to make use of it. Which skills are hiring managers looking for when it comes to big data?
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