Survey: U.S. Government Still Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks Despite Major Security Investments
The U.S. government is just as vulnerable to cyberthreats—if not more so—compared to two years ago, according to a new survey of federal information security professionals. Nearly half of approximately 1,800 respondents indicated that security has not improved in the federal space, while another 17 percent stated their organization’s security posture is actually worse off.
L-3 to Provide Very Small Aperture Terminals for Australia Defence Force
L-3 Communications announced today that it has been awarded an $81.8 million contract from Raytheon Australia to supply the Australian Defence Force (ADF) with
U.S. Navy Procures Anti-Terrorism Force Protection Hardware and Software
Alutiiq Pacific LLC, Anchorage, Alaska (N39430-13-D-1264); Securityhunter Inc., Baltimore (N
LinQuest to Support On-Orbit Satellite Missions
LinQuest Corp., Los Angeles, has been awarded a $7,884,935 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for satellite operations support services.
Bomb Squads Model Robots at Annual Rodeo
The Bottom Line: From Dolly to Drones
U.S. Army Awards $181 Million for Automatic Identification Technology
CDO Technologies, Dayton, Ohio (W52P1J-15-D-0059); Lowry Solutions Inc., Brighton, Michigan (W52P1J-15-D-0060
Texas Expands Fingerprint-Based Background Checks
The Department of Public Safety’s Fingerprint Applicant Services of Texas (FAST) program has awarded a contract to MorphoTrust USA to expand the curr
Juniper Research: Cybercrime to Cost Businesses $2.1 Trillion by 2019
General Atomics to Provide MQ-9 Retrofit Kits
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc., Poway, California, has been awarded a not-to-exceed $37,962,062 undefinitized contract action modification (0140) to p