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Trace Systems will support the design, implementation and management of an enterprise system meant to enable  collaboration between U.S. forces and coalition partners under a potential five-year, $998M contract from the Defense Information Systems Agency.

The Defense Information Systems Agency has awarded Iridium Communications (Nasdaq: IRDM) a potential five-year, $76M indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to deliver critical improvements to the Pentagon’s satellite communications gateway.

Matt Kraning, chief technology officer and co-founder of San Francisco-based Expanse, has said government agencies need a centralized strategy to secure, govern and monitor all internet-connected devices.

Iridium Communications (Nasdaq: IRDM) will provide the Defense Information Systems Agency with unlimited access to a company-built global commercial satellite network under a potential seven-year, $738.5M contract.

Anne Neuberger, who directs the National Security Agency’s (NSA) new Cybersecurity Directorate, revealed that the NSA will launch a directorate in October to focus on ransomware attacks that could make our upcoming elections vulnerable during Billington CyberSecurity’s 10th Annual Summit last week. Neuberger also discussed NSA’s efforts to protect the nation from …

Joseph Brendler, a retired U.S. Army major general, has joined the senior advisory board of information technology firm Ultimate Knowledge.

The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking for potential sources of information technology services to support the integration of disparate cybersecurity platforms into a single network for Department of Defense personnel exchange data.

Trace Systems has won a potential $998M contract to help the Defense Information Systems Agency design, implement and manage an enterprise information technology network to facilitate data sharing between the Department of Defense and its mission partners.

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory will provide research, development and engineering services to the Defense Information Systems Agency under a potential five-year, $245M contract.

Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) has secured a five-year, $49.5M contract to support a Defense Information Systems Agency program that offers web conferencing and instant messaging services to Department of Defense personnel and mission partners.