Army to Award Agile Defense Contract for Cybersecurity System Prototype
The U.S. Army plans to award a contract to Agile Defense to continue improving the service branch’s electronic warfare planning and management tool.
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The U.S. Army plans to award a contract to Agile Defense to continue improving the service branch’s electronic warfare planning and management tool.
Federal agencies seeking to advance automation when it comes to their information technology functions should consider adopting serverless computing architectures, FedTech reported Monday. Scott Buchholz, chief technology officer for Deloitte’s government and public services practice, said serverless computing offers benefits to agencies and one of those is reduced cost.
Northrop Grumman and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency are ready to investigate new sensing capabilities that will use underwater organisms such as shrimp and plankton to perceive threats, National Defense Magazine reported Monday.
United Launch Alliance CEO Tory Bruno told Defense News in an interview published Monday about a request for proposals issued for the second phase of the Launch Service Procurement program.
Keysight Technologies has unveiled a new multi-purpose handheld microwave analyzer that military personnel can use to scan their communication networks for low-level interference and make field-to-lab data transfers.
Military commanders and civilian air traffic controllers need new technology platforms to help detect and counter rogue drones flying over sports stadiums, airports and military installations. “This is very fast-moving from a technology standpoint,†Todd Probert, vice president of mission support and modernization at Raytheon's intelligence, information and services business, said of drones.
BAE Systems and UiPath have partnered to develop robot software platforms intended to help U.S. government and military customers automate business processes. “Working with UiPath, our analysts are laying the foundation on which future augmented analytics capabilities will be designed and integrated into government systems,†said Manish Parikh, chief technology officer of BAE's intelligence and security sector.
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