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Enveil and Figure Eight Federal — or F8F — will partner to broaden the availability of global data holdings for secure operational use. The Enveil-F8F partnership aims to deliver joint capabilities to allow customers to securely unlock information across a portfolio of mobile location data without jeopardizing mission integrity, the cybersecurity company announced Monday. Tim Klawa, head […] More
American Systems, an employee-owned company specializing in information engineering services, has secured a spot on a potential $33 billion multiple award contract to provide research and development services for the Defense Technical Information Services’ Information Analysis Center. The company said Monday the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, which runs through Sept. 29, 2027, aims to enhance technical expertise in 22 […] More
SailPoint Technologies has elevated Matt Mills to president and appointed Gary Nafus as the company’s first chief sales officer. Both moves aim to broaden SailPoint’s executive team as the company continues to develop identity security systems for business entities worldwide, the software company announced Monday. As Mills steps into the presidential role, CEO and founder of SailPoint, Mark McClain, […] More
Telos has opened a new site at the Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids for enrolling and renewing consumers in the Transportation Security Administration PreCheck expedited security screening program. The additional location increases the number of the company’s enrollment centers to 69 and marks the establishment of its first TSA PreCheck site at an airport, […] More
The U.S. needs to invest more in production-ready artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies instead of over-relying on those still undergoing research and development, according to the 2024 edition of Govini‘s National Security Scorecard. The Scorecard is an annual report that uses data from Govini’s Ark platform to evaluate 15 technology areas considered critical to […] More
The State Department is warning U.S. citizens traveling anywhere in the world "to exercise increased caution". In an Oct. 23 travel advisory, the department called for vigilance on the part of U.S. citizens when visiting locations frequented by tourists and recommended that they enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program.
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