All posts by: Lawrence Carter

Carahsoft to Offer TDI’s CnSight Cybersecurity Performance Management Solution to Government Agencies

Carahsoft Technology has partnered with Washington, D.C.-based company TDI to deliver cybersecurity performance management solutions to government agencies. Under the partnership, Carahsoft will serve as TDI’s Master Government Aggregator. The arrangement allows Carahsoft to offer TDI’s CnSight CPM product to the public sector through reseller partners. The solution will also be available through the NASA […]
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USSF Seeks Public-Private Partnership to Ensure Emergency Access to Commercial Space Capabilities

The U.S. Space Force is planning to establish a private-public agreement with space companies for a program called the Commercial Augmentation Space Reserves. Col. Rich Kniseley, chief of enterprise requirements at the Space Systems Command, said in an interview that the CASR would ensure that the Space Force will have access to commercial capabilities during […]
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Lockheed Secures Potential $2B Contract to Equip Navy Destroyers With Hypersonic Missiles

The U.S. Navy has awarded Lockheed Martin a potential $2 billion contract to integrate the Conventional Prompt Strike hypersonic missile onto Zumwalt-class guided missile destroyers. Under the contract, Lockheed will provide a missile launcher system, weapon controls, integrated missile components and Zumwalt integration support services. The contract also includes additional AURs and canisters for the […]
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Valiant Establishes Advisory Board to Support Company Growth, Military Training Market Expansion

Herndon, Virginia-based training and readiness provider Valiant has formed a group that will provide input on customer alignment and support growth efforts in the military training market. The training advisory board will offer guidance and insights on industry trends, customer needs and market opportunities. The board will also work with the company’s executive team to […]
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Leidos to Upgrade TSA’s Airport Passenger Screening Technology With Artificial Intelligence

The Transportation Security Administration has awarded Leidos a contract to upgrade imaging technologies deployed at airport security checkpoints. Under the contract, Leidos will upgrade all Pro:Vision Advanced Imaging Technology systems with an artificial intelligence-based algorithm. The upgrade will work to improve threat detection and reduce false alarms. The software update is expected to take several […]
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Air Force to Evaluate Solstar Space’s Data Communications Solution Under STTR Contract

The Department of the Air Force has awarded Solstar Space a Phase I Small Business Technology Transfer contract for the evaluation of its space-based data communications solution. Under STTR Phase I, the DAF will evaluate Solstar’s Slayton Space Communicator, a satellite transceiver that works to facilitate high-speed, persistent-bandwidth data communications between spacecraft and ground-based systems. […]
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CISA Adds Cacti Vulnerability to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added a cyber vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. The Cacti Command Injection Vulnerability allows unauthenticated users to execute arbitrary code on a server that runs the Cacti open-source platform. Specifically, it allows hackers to retrieve the client’s internet protocol address by bypassing authentication processes. The vulnerability […]
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