Fortem has tapped retired top military leaders to serve on its newly created government advisory board The board will help guide Fortem’s strategy as it expands its counter-drone and airspace security business The move comes as governments and security organizations seek stronger defenses against rapidly evolving drone threats Fortem Technolog...
FEMA has sought industry feedback on the PA-TAC VI contract vehicle Up to five contractors could support public assistance missions after disasters The 2026 Homeland Security Summit will highlight DHS priorities and industry opportunities The Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency has started soliciting informati...
Computacenter has acquired federal IT services provider GAI GAI will operate as a federal government-focused business unit within Computacenter’s North American operations The 2026 FedCiv Summit will feature discussions about AI, data, cloud, cybersecurity and more Computacenter, a U.K.-based public technology company, has acquired Government ...
The Navy has awarded 16 companies spots on a $350 million contract The program is supporting intelligence, information operations and cybersecurity missions The contract is advancing Navy efforts to field multidomain sensing and ISR capabilities The Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific has awarded positions on a potential $350 million multiple-a...
ICE is planning a $100 million contract for analytics and investigative support services The requirement will support screening, vetting and criminal analysis operations The effort reflects a broader DHS push toward AI and data-driven enforcement tools Immigration and Customs Enforcement is preparing a contract opportunity valued at more than $100 m...
By Chuck Brooks, president of Brooks Consulting International and one of Executive Mosaic’s GovCon Experts In a matter of seconds, an electromagnetic pulse, or EMP, could potentially render modern society inoperable, presenting an existential vulnerability to the United States. A high-altitude nuclear detonation by a rogue state or terrorist g...
The Department of War is preparing a sweeping overhaul of its cybersecurity compliance and risk management processes, according to Aaron Bishop, acting principal deputy chief information officer and chief information security officer at the Pentagon. Speaking Thursday at Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Cyber Summit, Bishop outlined plans for maj...
by Mario Lunato, field CISO at Knox Systems On May 4, 2026, FedRAMP launched the public preview of the Consolidated Rules for 2026, or CR26. The final release is targeted for the end of June, with an effective window of July 1, 2026,, through December 31, 2028. If you’ve been tracking the Request for Comments, or...
DTC is expanding its anti-jamming and spectrum resilience capabilities through the acquisition of Adaptive Dynamics Adaptive Dynamics brings radio frequency and interference mitigation technologies for contested electromagnetic environments The acquisition supports DTC’s push to strengthen secure communications across land, maritime and airbor...
The Army is requesting $994 million for C-sUAS technologies in its FY 2027 budget request The service plans to use this on capabilities including directed energy, handheld, and both kinetic and non-kinetic interceptors. Get the latest C-UAS and C-sUAS investment insights directly from top Army officials at the 2026 Army Summit on June 18! The Army...
