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William Brown, chairman and CEO of L3Harris Technologies, has said that a stable government budget environment and streamlined acquisition procedures will help the U.S. maintain technical edge in the space domain.
Ryan Brewer, formerly a consultant for Washington, D.C.-based risk management services firm Iron Vine Security, has joined the company as executive vice president for strategy and business development.
World Wide Technology has partnered with Privoro to develop a mobile identity management tool for the Defense Information Systems Agency that will work to ensure edge-level security for iOS devices.
NASA is seeking small businesses to take part in its Safeguard with Autonomous Navigation Demonstration Challenge, which focuses on helping private sector entities verify their unmanned aerial vehicle products.
Gail Rissler, a more than two-decade veteran in the government information technology industry, has been appointed as senior vice president for MetroStar Systems’ civilian and homeland segment, G2XChange ETC reported Tuesday.
Herrick Technology Laboratories, a manufacturer of software-defined radio technologies, has won a three-year, $40.7M contract to develop and demonstrate prototype SDR transceiver components for the U.S. Air Force.
Fred Miller, a more than 20-year veteran in the federal information technology sector, has been appointed vice president at IT services firm Innosoft, FedHealth IT reported Monday.
John DeSimone, vice president of cybersecurity and special missions at Raytheon’s intelligence, information and services arm, has said that the public and private sectors need to undergo a cultural shift to better protect critical infrastructure.
Lockheed Martin is preparing its Orion spacecraft for testing activities at NASA’s Plum Brook Station in Cleveland ahead of the Artemis 1 uncrewed lunar orbit test flight, NASA Spaceflight reported Friday.
