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The Department of Defense's innovation office is looking for potential vendors of a system that can help protect military facilities against potential drone swarm attacks, FCW reported Sunday.
The U.S. Citizenship Immigration Services is conducting market research into risk management and cybersecurity service offerings that can support the agency's efforts to protect information.
Network Designs Inc. has agreed to resell a Unisys-made software suite designed to help customers secure transmission control protocol/internet protocol-based assets against cyber threats.
Three companies have won spots on a potential five-year, $41.1M contract to support the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in environmental remediation efforts.
HDT Expeditionary Systems and Design West Technologies have been awarded spots on a potential five-year, $78.5M contract to supply M98 gas particulate filter sets to the U.S. Navy.
Some industry experts say the Section 809 panel’s recommendation to exempt the Pentagon from the Clinger-Cohen Act highlights the need to fix the budgeting approach to provide agencies the ability to facilitate the information technology acquisition process, Federal News Network reported Friday. Mark Forman, vice president and global head of public sector at Unisys, said the Section 809 report suggests that agencies have now shifted to buying IT as-a-service, instead of treating or procuring IT as a capital asset.
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The Defense Human Resources Activity has asked industry to submit white papers on commercial technology platforms that could help federal agencies carry out career development and retraining initiatives for government employees, Bloomberg Government reported Friday. The agency released the request for information on Feb. 26 as the government prepares to launch a pilot program to assess the capabilities of learning management systems and processes to advance skills development among federal employees.
Cameron Chehreh, chief operating officer and chief technology officer of Dell EMC's federal business, has said he believes an edge computing approach could help government agencies manage multiple devices as “one common virtual enterprise,†FedTech magazine reported Thursday.
Eric Trexler, vice president of global governments and critical infrastructure at Forcepoint, has said government agencies should build up trust when it comes to cybersecurity and one of the first steps is improving transparency with contractors. Trexler wrote in a Nextgov article published Friday that having “security trust ratings†could help agencies improve trust and achieve greater transparency.
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Michael Moritzkat, president of Seagate Government Solutions and a more than three-decade public sector sales veteran, has been elevated to the CEO post at the Herndon, Va.-based data management technology contractor, ExecutiveBiz has learned.
Executive Mosaic is pleased to introduce Chris Marzilli, executive vice president of General Dynamics Information Technology and Mission Systems segments, as an inductee into the 2019 Wash100 — Executive Mosaic’s annual selection of the most influential voices in the government contracting arena — for his efforts building mission systems and earning multiple major contracts. This mark's Marzilli's third Wash100 award.Â
