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NSA certifies ViaSat security-on-a-chip system
The off-the-shelf tech is certified for voice and data up to the top secret level for MIDS-LVT on a Link 16 network.
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US, Australia spend $1.5B on more Poseidons
Boeing will supply the U.S. Navy with nine aircraft, bringing the service’s total orders to 62.
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AWACS supplier settles false claims charges
PoleZero agreed pay $2.8 million to settle allegations about substandard communications equipment.
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Harris wins $97M Navy jammer contract
The company will provide ALQ-214 integrated countermeasure systems used by Navy F/A-18 Hornets and Super Hornets.
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Raytheon wins next-gen satcom certification contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $36 million contract for certification and testing of upgrades to Army aviation radios.
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New open standard to link land mobile radios and push-to-talk
Airbus DS Communications and Kodiak are developing a way to extend boost land mobile radios range with cell signals.
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British next-gen frigates to get IP comms
The project will bring the advantages of Internet technology to naval communications.
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Ebola outbreak proves VSAT mettle
Very Small Aperture Terminal program has grown from 20 terminals to 3,600; system could become part of WIN-T.
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Solving the mobile security conundrum
It’s no secret that the Defense Department is grappling with some difficult issues in expanding the use of mobile devices on its networks, especially those that carry sensitive or secret information.
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NSA certifies ViaSat security-on-a-chip system
The off-the-shelf tech is certified for voice and data up to the top secret level for MIDS-LVT on a Link 16 network.
-
US, Australia spend $1.5B on more Poseidons
Boeing will supply the U.S. Navy with nine aircraft, bringing the service’s total orders to 62.
-
AWACS supplier settles false claims charges
PoleZero agreed pay $2.8 million to settle allegations about substandard communications equipment.
-
Harris wins $97M Navy jammer contract
The company will provide ALQ-214 integrated countermeasure systems used by Navy F/A-18 Hornets and Super Hornets.
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Raytheon wins next-gen satcom certification contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $36 million contract for certification and testing of upgrades to Army aviation radios.
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DARPA developing next-gen vacuum tubes
The agency sees a big future for this old school technology.
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New open standard to link land mobile radios and push-to-talk
Airbus DS Communications and Kodiak are developing a way to extend boost land mobile radios range with cell signals.
-
British next-gen frigates to get IP comms
The project will bring the advantages of Internet technology to naval communications.
-
Ebola outbreak proves VSAT mettle
Very Small Aperture Terminal program has grown from 20 terminals to 3,600; system could become part of WIN-T.
-
Solving the mobile security conundrum
It’s no secret that the Defense Department is grappling with some difficult issues in expanding the use of mobile devices on its networks, especially those that carry sensitive or secret information.
-
NSA certifies ViaSat security-on-a-chip system
The off-the-shelf tech is certified for voice and data up to the top secret level for MIDS-LVT on a Link 16 network.
-
US, Australia spend $1.5B on more Poseidons
Boeing will supply the U.S. Navy with nine aircraft, bringing the service’s total orders to 62.
-
AWACS supplier settles false claims charges
PoleZero agreed pay $2.8 million to settle allegations about substandard communications equipment.
-
Harris wins $97M Navy jammer contract
The company will provide ALQ-214 integrated countermeasure systems used by Navy F/A-18 Hornets and Super Hornets.
-
Raytheon wins next-gen satcom certification contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $36 million contract for certification and testing of upgrades to Army aviation radios.
-
DARPA developing next-gen vacuum tubes
The agency sees a big future for this old school technology.
-
New open standard to link land mobile radios and push-to-talk
Airbus DS Communications and Kodiak are developing a way to extend boost land mobile radios range with cell signals.
-
British next-gen frigates to get IP comms
The project will bring the advantages of Internet technology to naval communications.
-
Ebola outbreak proves VSAT mettle
Very Small Aperture Terminal program has grown from 20 terminals to 3,600; system could become part of WIN-T.
-
Solving the mobile security conundrum
It’s no secret that the Defense Department is grappling with some difficult issues in expanding the use of mobile devices on its networks, especially those that carry sensitive or secret information.
