By Light subsidiary wins $957M Army cyber training contract -- Washington Technology
A subsidiary of By Light Professional IT Services wins a $957.7 million contract to help the Army develop and maintain a new cyber training environment.
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A subsidiary of By Light Professional IT Services wins a $957.7 million contract to help the Army develop and maintain a new cyber training environment.
A new Cyber Training and Exercise Range at Texas A&M University, part of its Cyber Readiness Center, allows other government organizations to train their employees with cyber attack simulations and hands-on exercises.
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Date started current role: January 2020 Location: Boston, MA Peter Tran is a former NCIS Special Agent and globally recognised information security, cyber defence technology, enterprise risk & regulatory management, security operations expert. An executive leader with 20+ years’ experience at InferSight, as well as Raytheon, Dell EMC, RSA and Worldpay. Throughout his career, Tran has successfully defended some of the world's top commercial brands, public organisations and programs against some of the most highly complex and sophisticated cyber threats and data breaches. What was your first...
For CAE the future means expansion in cyber, space and more defense acquisitions A visual representation of an augmented reality effort with the Hungarian military. (CAE) WASHINGTON — With defense budgets around the globe expected to fall, simulation and training firm CAE is moving to diversify its defense and security portfolio, with an emphasis on space and cyber capabilities. Dan Gelston, who took over CAE’s defense and security business unit in August 2020, told Defense News that his team is also looking to partner with defense primes during the early stages of new competitions, a s...