Duality Technologies Receives DARPA Contract on Applying Machine Learning on Sensitive Data

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has awarded Duality Technologies a multimillion-dollar, phase II Data Protection in Virtual Environments program contract. Duality will integrate new capabilities for privacy-protected machine learning developments under the DPRIVE program into its secure data collaboration platform. The capabilities are expected to allow customers to apply data science and machine learning […]
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Leonardo DRS Wins Task Order to Build More M-LIDS Vehicles for Army

Leonardo DRS has secured a task order under a $40 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to provide the U.S. Army with additional vehicles carrying counter-unmanned aircraft systems for the Integrated Fires/Rapid Capabilities Office’s Mobile-Low, Slow, Small Unmanned Aircraft System Integrated Defeat System program. M-LIDS is a capability intended to assist soldiers with detecting, jamming and striking down […]
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Coras Secures Spot on $900M Air Force Multidomain Systems Contract

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center has awarded Coras a spot on a five-year, $900 million Architecture and Integration Directorate indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for multidomain systems capabilities, studies of new technologies, demonstration and rapid deployment services. Dan Naselius, Coras president and chief technology officer, said that efforts will support warfighter needs for raw data simulation, […]
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Maxar Wins Two NGA Contracts to Provide Geospatial Intelligence, API Development Services

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has awarded Maxar Technologies two contracts worth up to $35.8 million. Under a one-year contract with a potential value of $22.5 million, Maxar will support the NGA’s Janus Geography program by providing geospatial intelligence data to characterize land cover over previously unmapped areas. The second award, worth up to $13.3 million, […]
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Intelligence Community Leaders Want to Boost IT Accessibility for Disabled Workers

Intelligence community IT leaders are asking technology vendors to take accessibility seriously when developing products for spy agencies. Jennifer Kron, the deputy chief information officer of the National Security Agency, said during the Department of Defense Intelligence Information System conference in Texas on Dec. 15 that around 25 percent of the U.S. workforce may be […]
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