Cyber

Virginia Company to Support US Army Communication Network in Europe

Tyto Athene has received a $168-million contract to support the US Army’s network infrastructure in Europe.

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S. Korean Military to Ban iPhones, Smartwatches Over Security Concerns

South Korea will prohibit the use of iPhones and smart wearable devices inside military buildings due to increasing security concerns.

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US Sanctions Four Over ‘Malicious Cyber Activity’ for Iran’s Military

The US ramped up its sanctions against Iran, designating four people and two companies it says were "involved in malicious cyber activity" on behalf of Tehran's military.

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China Announces Military Shakeup With Focus on ‘Intelligentized’ Warfare

China is again restructuring its military, replacing an almost decade-old unit with a new Information Support Force focusing on “intelligentized” warfare.

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Tech Consortium to Supply Wireless Device Detection Systems to Pentagon

Epiq will collaborate with CyNtelligent to deliver wireless device detection systems for sensitive locations of the US Department of Defense.

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Texas Firm to Provide Cyber Support to UK Defence Ministry

Jacobs has received a contract to provide digital and information technology services for the UK Ministry of Defence.

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Chinese Firms Recruiting Former, Active Philippine Military Personnel: Gov’t

A number of Chinese firms have reportedly been recruiting active and former members of the Philippine military for potential espionage.

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US Army Picks Akamai to Prototype Cybersecurity Software for Combat Units

The US Army has selected American cloud and edge-computing firm Akamai to develop a prototype of a new cybersecurity software for combat units.

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General Dynamics to Revamp CENTCOM’s IT Infrastructure

General Dynamics has received a $922-million contract to update the US Central Command’s information technology infrastructure.

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KBR to Provide Cybersecurity Support for US Defense Health Agency

Texas engineering company KBR has received a $60.7-million contract to deliver cybersecurity services for the Defense Health Agency.

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