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Northrop Grumman opens new office in ND ahead of the RQ-4

May 25, 201096 Comments
Northrop Grumman opens new office in ND ahead of the RQ-4

Northrop Grumman has established a new office in Grand Forks, North Dakota ahead of the arrival of the RQ-4 Global Hawk unmanned reconnaissance aircraft at Grand Forks AFB. Northrop already has a facility in New Town, ND where it employs 135 people. The company makes wiring harnesses for the Global Hawk and other unmanned aerial [...]

Bill rewards DNA collection as local law enforcement scrambles for more cash

May 19, 2010111 Comments
Bill rewards DNA collection as local law enforcement scrambles for more cash

A measure passed by the House of Representatives Tuesday would allocate money to states who have implemented a system for collecting DNA from persons arrested for violent crimes. A provision that would have penalized states who do not meet minimum requirements for DNA collection practices was removed before final passage, after some lawmakers raised concerns.

BreakingPoint launches Storm CTM, offers resiliency scoring for tech

May 3, 2010516 Comments
BreakingPoint launches Storm CTM, offers resiliency scoring for tech

Today, BreakingPoint Systems Inc., is launching Storm CTM (Cyber Tomography Machine), a network equipment testing product which simulates full-blown attacks and applications and reports back on the overall security and resiliency of how a system’s infrastructure handled the stress.

Fla. Juvenile Justice Dept. to leverage predictive analytics

April 15, 2010333 Comments
Fla. Juvenile Justice Dept. to leverage predictive analytics

The Florida State Department of Juvenile Justice is implementing predictive analytics to help identify at-risk youth in an attempt to reduce recidivism in state’s penal system.

Cybersecurity, threats highlighted at FOSE

March 24, 201082 Comments
Cybersecurity, threats highlighted at FOSE

FOSE is open today and tomorrow at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington D.C. The conference is focused on cybersecurity issues facing the public sector and what it means for protection against threats, cloud computing and new open government directives. CivSource is there covering all of the action and had a chance to [...]

Neb. statewide radio network expands to cover 38 counties

March 15, 2010214 Comments
Neb. statewide radio network expands to cover 38 counties

Earlier this month, Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman activated the Phase II of their Statewide Radio Network, connecting more than one-third of the state’s first responders. Gov. Heineman and several top emergency planning personnel indicated they were on schedule to have the whole state wired by the end of 2010.

Attensity offers to listen for governments, law enforcement

March 10, 2010204 Comments
Attensity offers to listen for governments, law enforcement

Attensity, a semantic analysis company, recently announced its Attensity Analyze for VOC product. The product aggregates and analyzes text based customer communications including emails, web forums, surveys, CRM notes, social media and other sources into a native dashboard offering sentiments and trends or, “voice of the customer.” The product is the flagship in a suite [...]

Open ID group sets trust framework, looks to help governments certify Web IDs

March 4, 2010186 Comments
Open ID group sets trust framework, looks to help governments certify Web IDs

Yesterday, at the RSA Conference, Google, PayPal, Equifax, VeriSign, Verizon, CA, and Booz Allen Hamilton announced the formulation of the Open Identity Exchange (OIX), a non-profit organization designed to build trust in the exchange of of online identity credentials in both the public and private sectors. The Open Identity Exchange grew out of a public-private [...]

CSC official to help Maryland leverage federal partnerships

February 8, 2010374 Comments
CSC official to help Maryland leverage federal partnerships

Last week Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley made another strategic move to position his state as the ‘epicenter’ of cyber security in the United States. After all, Maryland is already home to the National Security Administration, the National Institute of Standards and Technology and multiple private sector contractors involved with cyber security efforts. One of those [...]

Georgia eyes train security with CSX partnership

January 12, 2010242 Comments
Georgia eyes train security with CSX partnership

A formal agreement was announced last week by Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue between his administration and CSX Transportation to share information, resources and strategies to better protect the state’s rail infrastructure. The public-private partnership is one of seven such agreements, meant to develop better rail security policies.

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