Secret Internet Protocol Router Network
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Perspecta Receives $162M Air Force Contract to Update Classified Network Infrastructure; Mac Curtis Quoted
TYSONS CORNER, VA, August 23, 2019 — Perspecta (NYSE: PRSP) has been given a five-year, $162M contract to standardize and maintain infrastructure for the U.S. Air Force’s Secret Internet Protocol Router Network, GovCon Wire reported Aug. 15.
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in General
DISA Completes SIPRNet Classified Network Modernization Project
The Defense Information Systems Agency has wrapped up modernization work on the Secret Internet Protocol Router Network as part of the SIPRNet Access Migration Project designed to facilitate network connectivity for mission partners DISA said Thursday it transitioned SIPRNet into a virtual network, reduced the network’s size and raised the bandwidth capacity from 1G to 10G […] More
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Telos to Help Automate Risk Mgmt, Compliance Process for Air Force Enterprise Networks
The U.S. Air Force has selected Telos to automate risk management and compliance functions for the service branch’s two enterprise network environments. Telos said Wednesday it will provide its Xacta suite of information technology risk management and compliance automation tools to support the Air Force’s Non-Secure Internet Protocol Router Network and Secret Internet Protocol Router Network. John Wood, chairman and […] More
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in Government Cloud, News
DISA, Army Tap Industry for Mobile Device Cloud Integration Efforts
The Defense Information Systems Agency and the U.S. Army have partnered with companies to integrate commercial cloud technology into mobile devices in efforts to increase data accessibility and security for warfighters, Defense Systems reported Friday. Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn, director of DISA, told Defense Systems the agency seeks to extend the U.S. military’s Secret Internet Protocol Router […] More
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RRC Secures $3.7M Air Force IT Subcontract with Rylex; Stephen Lynch Comments
PAR Technology subsidiary Rome Research Corp. will provide technical support services for the U.S. Air Force’s 88th Communications Group under a $3.7 million subcontract with Rylex Consulting. Under the deal, RRC will configure, deploy and troubleshoot servers, computers and data systems that are linked to the Non-Secure Internet Protocol Router Network and Secret Internet Protocol Router Network […] More