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The noise surrounding LPTA, sequestration masks a deeper shift in the market
In this exclusive analysis, Washington Technology explores how the noise surrounding lowest price contracting and budget cuts are disguising a profound shift in the market. In part one of a two-part series, industry expert Jim Kane explores how this shift impacts contractors and the risks they take on in their government projects.
15 small-biz teams win $22B DHS Eagle 2 awards
Fifteen companies will compete for task orders under the $22 billion DHS Eagle 2 contract to provide IT program support services such as strategic planning, enterprise architecture and data management. We breakdown the winners and their teammates.
Iran-based attacks more serious than public realizes
The cyber attacks that have been hitting U.S. banks are more serious than the general public realizes, as they indicate that Iran has a growing capability in cyberspace.
Chinese hacking group at it again
Even after the Chinese hacking group Unit 61398 was exposed, it continues to conduct cyberattacks against U.S. organizations, U.S.News is reporting.
Anonymous hacker group takes on Gitmo hunger strike
Hacktivist group Anonymous has been raising awareness via the social networking world about the hunger strike protest at the Guantanamo prison camp.
SI Org makes deal for part of Telcordia
The SI Organization has acquired Applied Communication Sciences, a year-old company with roots that go back to the legendary Bell Labs.
Northrop teams with DHS to expand cybersecurity protections
Northrop Grumman has signed an agreement with the DHS to expand cybersecurity protections for the nation's critical infrastructure.
Banks need greater cyber defense efforts
In the wake of two banks becoming the victims of a cyber robbery, it has become apparent that new cyber crime threats are emerging.
New Tricare contract under development
The Army is developing a small-business contract for Tricare to help the evolution of the Military Health Service Cyberinfrastructure, incorporate more electronic health records and integrate with Veterans Affairs.
Cyber regulations too slow to be implemented
Federal cybersecurity regulations are implemented at a far slower pace than the growth of processing power of computers, which leads to outdated regulations, according to The Foundry.
Cybersecurity is top of mind for U.S. Navy
The U.S. Navy is focused on cybersecurity since so many critical systems rely on IT to function and are under constant attack by hackers and foreign governments.
VA T4 on ramp period comes to a close
VA brings the bidding period to a close for its $12 billion VA T4 contract. New awards are expected to be announced in July, as the agency is expected to add new service-disabled and veteran-owned small businesses to the mix.
Pentagon report calls out China on cyberattacks, pushes for dialogue
The Pentagon has directly asserted, for the first time, that China's government and military have increasingly conducted computer-based attacks against the United States, according to the Huffington Post.
China hack reveals dam vulnerabilities
Due to a recent hack by China, 8,100 major U.S. dam vulnerabilities were revealed. The Obama Administration needs to get more serious about cyberattacks and countermeasures, according to TribLive.
Maryland, Israel collaborate on cybersecurity business
A partnership established between Maryland and Israel will play off of each others' business strengths in the cybersecurity and life sciences sectors.
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2014 budget request points to new opportunities
Future opportunities will be split between areas the Office of Management and Budget can bring savings such as shared, services, consolidation and cloud computing and areas where more investment is needed such as mobility and cybersecurity. The challenge is knowing where to look for those opportunities.
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