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Lockheed Martin Reaches IT Services Milestone
Published on 7 Jul, 2011 at 11:51 in Industry News | Viewed 41 times | No Comments
Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) today announced it has successfully achieved ISO 20000 certification for its Information Systems & Global Solutions business area.
With two internationally recognized certifications in IT services and information security standards positions, Lockheed Martin is one of a handful U.S.-based companies and government organizations to accomplish…
Lockheed Martin Launches Cybersecurity Software for Utility, Energy Sectors
Published on 30 Jun, 2011 at 14:29 in Industry News | Viewed 93 times | 1 Comment
Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) has launched a new cybersecurity product that aims to help the utility and energy industries to stay ahead of cyber threats through intelligence-driven defense.
Palisade will provide analysts with enterprisewide visibility, awareness and alerting to effectively pinpoint and thwart cybersecurity threats…
Report: Cloud Security Still No. 1 Concern among Federal IT Leaders
Published on 22 Jun, 2011 at 15:08 in Cyber | Viewed 59 times | No Comments
Despite security being the primary concern among government IT decision-makers when it comes to cloud computing, many are still considering cloud applications for their agencies, according to new report.
Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) and its Cyber Security Alliance partners today released a study in which two-thirds…
Lockheed Martin’s BlackCloud Slashes Risk, Cost for Private Clouds
Published on 15 Jun, 2011 at 11:21 in Industry News | Viewed 436 times | No Comments
Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) today announced BlackCloud, a secure turnkey private cloud solution for federal agencies designed to cut risk while addressing compliance and mission requirements.
BlackCloud incorporates Lockheed Martin’s architecture with solutions from Cyber Security Alliance partners Cisco, NetApp, and VMware to offer secure multitenancy in…
Lockheed Martin Hack Investigated by FBI
An FBI investigation has been launched to determine whether the May 21 cyber attack on Lockheed Martin’s computers resulted from “poor hygiene, if nothing was infiltrated and nothing taken or something more,” a Pentagon official said.
“The FBI has the lead because it’s a criminal activity,” Robert J. Butler, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for cyber policy, said in an interview, according to Bloomberg.
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