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JFHQ-DODIN Asks Industry for Information to Advance Network Visualization Solution Development

Joint Force Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network is seeking information from the industry to support the development of a visualization dashboard that will provide situational awareness of DODIN systems, networks and information availability. Industry insights will inform the DODIN Risk and Situational Awareness Picture visualization solution, which JFHQ-DODIN built to provide an operational and executive-level […]
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Senator Urges HHS to Mandate Health Care Organizations to Comply With Cybersecurity Standards

Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden, D-Ore., has urged the Department of Health and Human Services to do away with its approach of allowing “systemically important health care companies” to self-regulate cybersecurity practices and instead require the organizations to comply with new security rules. Wyden asked the HHS to develop cybersecurity and resiliency standards, perform […]
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Cybercom to Stand Up New Office for Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture

The U.S. Cyber Command is establishing a new program executive office to support various programs within the Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture. Speaking at a recent C4ISRNET event, Cybercom Acquisition Executive Khoi Nguyen noted that the command has secured authority to ensure better integration and interoperability between the different systems comprising the JCWA, including the U.S. […]
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Slingshot Aerospace Unveils AI System for Anomalous Spacecraft Identification

Slingshot Aerospace announced that it has developed a system that can monitor satellite behavior in orbit and identify anomalous spacecraft within large constellations using artificial intelligence. Trained on over 60 years of simulated constellation data, the Agatha AI system can verify whether satellites operate as expected and perform tasks that are near impossible for human […]
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SilverEdge Secures $164M SaaS Classified Contract Modification From Federal Government

The U.S. federal government has awarded SilverEdge Government Solutions a $164 million technology solutions and software delivery contract modification to exercise the second option period of a classified task order. Under the contract, SilverEdge will continue providing intelligence solutions through the Soar software-as-a-service platform, which offers customized business automation and intelligence, artificial intelligence and machine […]
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CTC Continues Work on Army Combat Vehicle Development Using Advanced Manufacturing Processes

The U.S. Army has awarded Concurrent Technologies Corp. a $13 million follow-on contract to work on the second phase of an effort to develop lightweight combat vehicles using advanced manufacturing processes. Under Phase 2, CTC uses machine learning algorithms to build an advanced friction stir welding machine integrated with advanced controls. According to Edward Sheehan […]
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SkyGrid, NASA Team Up to Safely Integrate Autonomous Systems Into National Airspace

SkyGrid, a company formed by Boeing and SparkCognition, has partnered with NASA Langley Research Center on the System-Wide Safety project to ensure the safe integration of unmanned aircraft systems into the National Airspace System. The effort is split into two principal components: demonstrating and integrating SkyGrid’s traffic surveillance software into the UAS Traffic Management System […]
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