January
10
The U.S. Army has awarded nearly $250 million to a group of contractors to consolidate data centers and provision on-demand IT services and storage via a private cloud....
Posts Tagged: Lockheed Martin Corporation
January
04
An FBI project to develop a digital case-management system to replace outdated, paper-based processes has been delayed again, despite the agency’s decision to use agile development to hasten its completion. The system, called Sentinel, is now due to be deployed in May, eight months later than ...
November
13
To meet governmentwide goals for streamlining computing operations, the Energy Department is using a novel procurement tool to whittle down its 89 data centers–federal energy savings performance contracts. It’s not that these contracts are new. They have been used for everything from Air...
September
06
via Daily Tech Cyber security has become an increasingly important issue in recent years due to the number of attacks launched against corporations and governments around the world. For instance, hacker groups LulzSec and Anonymous as well as others have broken into several corporate websites/record...
July
28
via Reuters U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid urged Republican leaders on Wednesday to resume work on a massive cybersecurity bill aimed at combating breaches and theft from U.S. companies and government networks, and Republicans agreed. Reid, a Democrat, said in a letter to Senate Republican l...
June
22
via The Sacramento Bee Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) and its Cyber Security Alliance partners today released a study revealing security remains the single biggest concern on the minds of government information technology decision-makers when it comes to cloud computing. Despite these security concerns...
June
20
via The Baltimore Sun A spate of high-profile online break-ins has given defense firms at the Paris Air Show a new sales pitch: cyber security. Targeted by hackers looking to steal source codes, R&D information and trade secrets, aerospace and defense firms are turning the tables on the pirates ...
June
19
via The Calgary Herald Hardly a month has gone by this year without a multinational company such as Google, EMC Corp. or Sony disclosing it’s been hacked by cyber intruders who infiltrated networks or stole customer information. Yet no hacker has been publicly identified, charged or arrested. ...