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AtHoc Inc. Hires Kalra as VP of Engineering
Deven Kalra has joined AtHoc Incorporated, San Mateo, California, as vice president of Engineering.
Bogdan Promoted, To Direct JSF Program, OSD
Maj. Gen. Christopher C.
Senate Now Unlikely to Pass Cybersecurity Bill Before Recess
Civilian and military leaders had cited urgency in need for bill passage.
U.S. Army Developing Mighty Morphing Network
The U.S. Army's Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center (CERDEC) is building a prototype network capable of morphing over time to confuse cyber intruders and thwart attacks on military networks. The Morphing Network Assets to Restrict Adversarial Reconnaissance (MORPHINATOR) prototype is scheduled to be available in the 2014 fiscal year and will be capable of pulling a cyber bait-and-switch on unsuspecting network intruders.
Cyber Exercise Debut
The U.S. Cyber Command (CYBERCOM) hosted its first tactical-level exercise focusing on national defensive cyberspace operations. CYBER GUARD included nearly 500 participants representing the National Security Agency (NSA), the National Guard, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the FBI.
Creevy to Command NSWC-Washington Navy Yard
Capt. Lawrence E.
ESN Inc. Taps Casey for Veterans Affairs
Engineering Services Network Incorporated, Arlington, Virginia, has named Kathleen Casey executive director of Veterans Affairs.
Penfield Assigned Navy COMOPTEVFOR
Rear Adm. Jeffery R.
MBDA Deutschland Taps Homberg for Two Roles
MBDA Deutschland GmbH, Schrobenhausen, Germany, has named Thomas Homberg managing director and executive group director,
Brazil Develops Satellite Communications Road Map
Brazil is looking skyward to provide secure communications necessary for its military forces. Using SISCOMIS, the country’s national System for Military Satellite Communications network, Brazil is turning to satellite communications to play a progressively larger role in its joint military structure. Recent initiatives are seeing new terminal procurement, further hubs and two additional satellites that would join recently launched orbiters beginning in 2014. Brazil also is employing international government-to-government cooperation with France to access advanced military satellite communications technology and capabilities.