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Enlighten IT Consulting, a subsidiary of MacAulay-Brown, has started to offer cyber training on a big data platform that was originally developed to help secure Department of Defense networks.
By Light Professional IT Services has received recognition from Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Aruba subsidiary for demonstrating expertise in selling the latter's networking and security products to the federal sector.
Mark Koltz, a two-decade veteran of Northrop Grumman, has been appointed chief operating officer at Rockville, Md.-based government consulting services provider DSFederal, FedHealthIT reported Wednesday.Â
Robert Cardillo, former director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, has joined the board of advisers at Washington, D.C.-based national security advisory firm Beacon Global Strategies.
ManTech has earned a place in Military Times' 2019 ranking of the best U.S. employers for military veterans. The company said Wednesday it received a four-star rating on the “Best for Vets Employers – 2019†list and that 49 percent of its employees are former service members, the highest count among all selectees for the annual honor.
Carahsoft Technology has agreed to distribute Markforged-built 3D printers in the federal market and reseller network through a governmentwide acquisition contract vehicle managed by NASA.
Lockheed Martin is planning to deploy a dish antenna network across the country to support the company’s Verge ground station intended to handle low-Earth orbit satellite communications, SpaceNews reported Wednesday.
The Department of Energy and ExxonMobil have signed a 10-year agreement to research and develop technologies designed to reduce emissions from petrochemicals and fossil fuels production. DOE said Wednesday ExxonMobil will invest up to $100M over a decade in the department’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory and National Energy Technology Laboratory to advance the development of platforms meant to enhance energy efficiency and mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.
A new Verizon report says cyber espionage, error by insiders and privilege misuse accounted for 72 percent of data breaches in the public sector. Verizon analyzed over 41K security incidents and more than 2K data breaches from 86 countries for the 2019 Data Breach Investigations Report and found that 16 percent of breaches occurred in the public sector.
