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The U.S. has approved the Japanese government’s request to purchase $150 million worth of follow-on technical support and related equipment for Aegis class destroyers. The Department of State reviewed and cleared the proposed deal, with the required certification transmitted to Congress, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency said Tuesday. Under the possible foreign military sale, Japan […] More
Splunk‘s Security Orchestration, Automation and Response offering has received moderate impact level certification from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program. Bill Rowan, vice president of public sector at Splunk, wrote in a blog post published Tuesday the certification enables U.S. government agencies to quickly deploy Splunk SOAR, which allows secure, reliable and streamlined incident management and […] More
Metron and Cellula Robotics have presented to their customers the defense and commercial applications of the new uncrewed underwater vehicle developed under a partnership they announced in March. In the capability demonstrations, two versions of the partnership’s ANCC+Solus UUV performed in-water missions to demonstrate their fully autonomous and long-range capabilities, Metron said Tuesday. The demos, […] More
KTech, a cybersecurity and financial management company, has announced a strategic alliance with the HP Marin Group. Throughout the partnership, KTech and HP Marin will look to leverage their services to provide more advanced and synergistic capabilities to public sector clients, KTech told ExecutiveBiz Wednesday. KTech brings decades of technology deployment experience and has dealt with […] More
ITC Federal, a provider of IT offerings focused on national security, has secured $25 million in new venture capital investment from Blue Delta Capital Partners. According to a press release Blue Delta shared with ExecutiveBiz on Wednesday, the investment provides the resources needed to drive innovation for ITC Federal’s national security and law enforcement customers […] More
El Gardner, vice president of space operations at Aperio Global, spent over 30 years in the U.S. military before making a pivot to the private sector in May. He has served in both Air Force and Space Force roles, giving him a deep understanding of the space domain and the intricacies of global tensions. What brought […] More
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has wrapped up its acquisition of hybrid and multi-cloud management software provider Morpheus Data. Brian Gruttadauria, chief technology officer in charge of hybrid cloud at HPE, said in a blog post on Friday that the addition of Morpheus makes HPE GreenLake the first to offer a full suite of enterprise-grade hybrid cloud […] More
Aleut Federal’s management services business has secured a $63 million contract from the U.S. Space Force to provide space, intelligence and cyber operations training over the next 12 months. The company said Friday the award supports the inaugural Officer Training Course at Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado Springs. Aleut Management Services will foster a “Guardian […] More
Gary Camper, who previously served as BWX Technologies Nuclear Operations Group’s chief operating officer, has been named president of the BWXT subsidiary. In his new role, Camper will use his prior manufacturing experience with BWXT to support NOG’s goal of producing nuclear reactor components and fuel for U.S. Navy submarines and aircraft carriers, the Lynchburg, Virginia-based company […] More
Tim Boltz, health care solutions executive at Carahsoft, said leaders in the health care sector that plan to field artificial intelligence tools to transform operations should first address cybersecurity and equity concerns before deployment. In a guest article published Thursday on Healthcare IT Today, Boltz wrote that the health care industry should reform its cybersecurity […] More
General Dynamics Bath Iron Works has begun building the future USS William Charette, a Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer. The company said Thursday that a keel-laying ceremony had taken place to mark the start of construction of the vessel, which was named to honor a U.S. Navy master chief hospital corpsman. Charette received a Medal […] More
Justin Letwinsky, a technical leader with more than 20 years of experience, has been appointed director of artificial intelligence at Booz Allen Hamilton. In a LinkedIn post shared Monday, the executive highlighted the McLean, Virginia-based information technology and services provider’s commitment to utilizing AI in enhancing national security, boosting health care and strengthening global defense. Before joining […] More
