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Booz Allen Hamilton Wins Thunderdome Prototype Contract

DISA expects a working prototype in six months.

Under a newly awarded contract from the Defense Information Systems Agency, Booz Allen Hamilton will develop a prototypical zero-trust solution as part of the Thunderdome program. Credit: Olivier Le Moal/Shutterstock

SIGNAL Executive Video: Extending Cybersecurity to Physical Systems

Physical and information systems often coexist but need different cybersecurity approaches.

Systems impacting the physical world such as industrial plants and weapons systems require different cybersecurity methods from fully information technology-based platforms. Credit: Shutterstock

Morales Joins Ambiq as VP of AI

Ambiq, Austin, Texas, has hired Carlos Morales as vice president of artificial intelligence.

Defense Research and Engineering Explores Joint Experimentation

Two classified efforts seek to build around a long wish list.

Heidi Shyu, undersecretary of defense for Research and Engineering, outlines new defense technology thrusts and priorities.

Holograms Take Center Stage

Advanced holographic solutions aid in military logistics.

The military is employing hologram-based solutions to aid in logistics. Credit: IKIN Inc.

Flow Control Appoints Sääskilahti as Business Line President

Flow Control Business Line, Espoo, Finland, has appointed Simo Sääskilahti as president.

Researchers Aim to Defend Troops from Biothreats

One vaccine may protect against three pathogens.

LNL researchers Nick Fischer and Amy Rasley are characterizing nanolipoprotein particle vaccine formulations using a dynamic light-scattering instrument. The researchers are part of a team developing one vaccine to protect U.S. forces against three different bacterial biothreats. Credit: Julie Russell/LLNL

UCSD is Supporting ONR's Marine Robotics Testbed Effort

University of California San Diego, San Diego, California

NAVSEA Selects VTG for Combat Systems Modernization Effort

Chantilly, Virginia-based VTG was awarded a $20 million task order to modernize the Aegis Combat System.

Engineering team members from the Littoral Combat Systems Group at the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme, California, examine new software updates for a test and training system. The Navy’s new contract with VTG will provide support to the center’s Combat Systems Modernization effort. Credit: Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme

U.S. Air Force Pursues Updated Airborne High Frequency Radios

Modernization of such radio capability will strengthen aircraft radio communications across four services.

John Mark Norris, a 578th Software Engineering Squadron electronics engineer, installs a new high frequency radio prototype in the C-5 System Integration Lab at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, for an over-the-air voice test call to Rome, New York. The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Electronic Warfare and Avionics Program Office at Robins is working to rapidly develop and field a replacement airborne high frequency radio to meet evolving warfighter needs in a contested environment. Credit: Robins AFB