Ubiq Debuts Data Security Offering in AWS US Cloud Region for Gov’t Clients
Ubiq Security has rolled out a software development kit on Amazon Web Services' digital catalog to help government customers protect sensitive data at rest or in transit.
Ubiq Security has rolled out a software development kit on Amazon Web Services' digital catalog to help government customers protect sensitive data at rest or in transit.
Amazon Web Services has certified Cognosante as a public sector partner to optimize digital transformation efforts for public healthcare clients.
Booz Allen Hamilton has unveiled offerings designed to support on-premise Amazon Web Services workloads under a partnership between the two firms.
Smartsheet, a provider of enterprise management platforms, is now fully offering a government-tailored version of its product on the Amazon Web Services marketplace.
Amazon Web Services has granted World Wide Technology a Public Safety and Disaster Response Competency designation recognizing the latter's knowledge and capacity to deliver technologies to help clients prepare and respond to man-made and natural disasters and emergencies.
Amazon Web Services has granted BAE Systems, ECS and Maxar Technologies an AWS Competency designation that recognizes a company's ability to support emergency preparedness, response and recovery missions with the use of cloud-based tools or services.
Certified Amazon Web Services partner stackArmor has unveiled a new product that works to help government agencies monitor cloud operational and costs-related data through the use of an “in-boundary†deployment model.
Parsons has announced the semi-finalists of a competition that seeks to optimize public safety functions through the use of Amazon Web Services’ infrastructure.
Capella Space and the Air Force Research Laboratory will test the ability of the company’s constellation of synthetic aperture radar satellites to facilitate imagery collection and data downloads under a $750K contract, Breaking Defense reported Monday.
Tetra Tech subsidiary eGlobalTech has updated an open source technology built to help public and private sector enterprises automate the process of deploying and managing cloud-based applications.
Amazon Web Services will market two BlackBerry-built secure communications tools for public sector customers through the AWS cloud.
Tyler Technologies has agreed with Amazon Web Services to use the latter’s cloud offerings as a basis for the development of the former’s future technologies to support public sector clients.
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