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Raytheon SM-3, Lockheed Aegis System and Radar Put to MDA-Navy Test

The Missile Defense Agency and U.S. Navy evaluated the intercept capabilities of a ballistic missile defense system and a missile designed to help engage…

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Lockheed Flies F-35 for High-Angle Attack Test

Lockheed Martin‘s F35 fighter jet recently completed a series of high-angle-of-attack tests to evaluate the plane’s ability to fly beyond the positive and negative…

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ITT Exelis Tests NOAA Weather Imager in Space-Like Conditions; Eric Webster Comments

ITT Exelis has completed tests on an advanced baseline imager to be used for the…

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HP, SAP Unveil Big Data Analysis Prototype; Bill Veghte Comments

Hewlett-Packard and SAP have developed technology intended to help organizations analyze and process big data…

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Northrop European Subsidiary Builds Air Traffic Comm Technology for North Sea

A Northrop Grumman Corp. subsidiary and U.K.-based NATS have collaborated to engineer an airspace communications…

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Lockheed Team Updates FBI Fingerprint ID System; Stephanie Hill Comments

A Lockheed Martin-led team has added a new palmprint technology and other upgrades to a fingerprint identification system the FBI…

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Accenture Technology to Help Airport Scan Faces and E-Verify Passports

Dublin Airport is testing an automated border control system that uses technology from Accenture and SITA designed to electronically verify…

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DHS Seeks Single Vendor for ID Mgmt System

The Department of Homeland Security plans to release a solicitation in June for an identity management system intended to centralize…

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CACI Wins Additional $9.7M for Biometric Programs

CACI International has been awarded an additional $9.7 million for a biometrics program management and engineering services contract, Biometric Update reports. Under…

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ManTech Subsidiary HBGary Updates Malware Detection Technology

A Mantech International Corporation subsidiary has just released an updated version of its malware detection technology that is now able to detect the latest Trojans and malware that is currently undetectable by most tools. HBGary has integrated its Digital DNA 3.0 with the Responder Pro…

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SAIC Joins DHS Cyber Infrastructure Defense Program; John Thomas Comments

Science Applications International Corp. has become the latest company to sign up for a Department…

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Northrop to Share Classified, Unclassified Cyber Info With DHS; Jim Myers Comments

McAfee Designs Anti-Intrusion System For 40GB Throughput; Pat Calhoun Comments

Dell Adds 10GB Ethernet Connection to Firewall Product Suite; Patrick Sweeney Comments

McAfee, Fujitsu Partner to Offer Multi-Device Security Platforms; Steve Petracca Comments

Expert Input on Breach Detection

SoundOff is a new section of The New New Internet featuring the thoughts and perspectives of top industry experts and thought leaders on the biggest issues facing the cyber marketplace. These executives are drawn from the U.S. government contracting industry. Expert Input on Breach Detection…

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Top experts on White House cyber proposal

Top experts on White House cyber proposal In an effort to strengthen U.S. cybersecurity, the…

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VMware Owning its Cloud Overseas with Conference and New Solutions

QinetiQ’s Keith Rhodes Spells Out Keys to Cyber Defense

Q&A with IBM’s Chuck Prow: ‘Focus on Performance Improvement Activities to Improve Outcomes’

Profile: James ‘Jim’ L. Zarnick of Deloitte

SAIC Helps Modify Carrier Vehicle for Marine Corps Ocean Swim Test; Tom Watson Comments

Science Applications International Corp. helped two companies modify an amphibious marine personnel carrier before the Marine Corps evaluates the vehicle’s ability to swim in oceans. SAIC, ST Kinetics and Armatec Survivability Corp. tested the marine personnel carrier Terrex for surf transit, ocean maneuverability and return-to-shore capabilities…

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Huntington Ingalls Sub Goes to Sea for First Trials; Jim Hughes Comments

A Virginia-class submarine made by Huntington Ingalls Industries for the U.S. Navy has completed its…

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Information Builders Framework Aims to Combat Data Fraud in Public Sector; Gerald Cohen Comments

BAE Team Performs Testing on Marine Personnel Carrier; John Swift Comments

Northrop Patents Airflow Modulation Tech

Boeing Jet Flies Five Times the Speed of Sound; Darryl Davis Comments

Lockheed Team Updates FBI Fingerprint ID System; Stephanie Hill Comments

A Lockheed Martin-led team has added a new palmprint technology and other upgrades to a fingerprint identification system the FBI uses to identify suspects and solve cold cases. The FBI’s Next Generation Identification program is designed to provide biometric services to more than 18,000 law…

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Accenture Technology to Help Airport Scan Faces and E-Verify Passports

Dublin Airport is testing an automated border control system that uses technology from Accenture and…

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DHS Seeks Single Vendor for ID Mgmt System

CACI Wins Additional $9.7M for Biometric Programs

CACI, AOptix Developing Smartphone Biometric Device

DARPA Aiming For Mobile Device ‘Behavior’ Biometric Protection; Richard Guidorizzi Comments

HP, SAP Unveil Big Data Analysis Prototype; Bill Veghte Comments

Hewlett-Packard and SAP have developed technology intended to help organizations analyze and process big data in a single server. SAP demonstrated the prototype system for the first time this week at a Sapphire Now event in Orlando, Fla., the company said Thursday. Bill Veghte, HP…

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