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A Northrop Grumman-built space launch vehicle will carry satellites from Saturn Satellite Networks as part of the spacecraft’s debut flight in 2021.
Anomali has discovered a phishing campaign that works by stealing login credentials from government procurement, email and courier services worlwide. The security company said Tuesday the credential harvesting threat has targeted the departments of Energy, Commerce, Urban Housing and Development, Veterans Affairs and Transportation.
Interested vendors have until Jan. 17 provide capability information to NASA as the agency considers establishing a second iteration of its integrated communications services contract.
Textron’s Bell subsidiary is slated to test the autonomous flight feature of a tiltrotor aircraft’s fly-by-wire control system as part of the U.S. Army’s one-year extension to the Joint Multi Role Technology Demonstration initiative, Asia Times reported Tuesday.
Chris Aherne, a government technology sales professional with nearly three decades of industry experience, has been named regional vice president of federal sales at software-as-a-service provider Smartsheet, G2Xchange ETC reported Monday.
Seven companies have landed spots on a potential three-year, $43.1M contract from the U.S. Navy to provide a range of supplies and services throughout the watercraft life cycle.
NASA has verified the readiness of its Lockheed Martin-built supersonic X-plane for final assembly and systems integration.
Elbit Systems’ U.S. arm will be building a prototype lightweight targeting platform that will support the U.S. Marine Corps’ warfighters during ground operations.
A new LexisNexis Risk Solutions survey has found that 66 percent of law enforcement leaders said they prefer to share data with agencies nationwide and 34 percent said they intend to share information with their region only.
