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Watchdog claims retaliation from military after questioning cushy federal IT contracts - Vimarsana News

Watchdog claims retaliation from military after questioning cushy federal IT contracts

Special report The CEO of an independent watchdog has challenged the award of single-source federal government IT contracts worth over $300 million to AWS,…

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WATCH LIVE: Should Merritt Island Become a City? Rep.Tyler Sirois Addresses Members of the Space Coast Patriots - Vimarsana News

WATCH LIVE: Should Merritt Island Become a City? Rep.Tyler Sirois Addresses Members of the Space Coast Patriots

Should Merritt Island become a city? State Rep. for Brevard Tyler Sirois is addressing members of the Space Coast Patriots during their monthly meeting at the Merritt Island Library to detail his reasons for not supporting the incorporation of Merritt Island.

Senators Want Answers About Pentagon's 'Heavy Reliance' on Microsoft - Vimarsana News

Senators Want Answers About Pentagon's 'Heavy Reliance' on Microsoft

Language in the annual Senate defense bill instructs officials to provide briefings for lawmakers and copies of internal reports.

Pentagon's Microsoft Monopoly Raises Concerns in Congress - Vimarsana News

Pentagon's Microsoft Monopoly Raises Concerns in Congress

A senior congressman has raised concerns over the military's decision to rely more and more on Microsoft for cybersecurity tools as well as other software.

Pentagon Hacking Fears Fueled by Microsoft's Monopoly on Military IT - Vimarsana News

Pentagon Hacking Fears Fueled by Microsoft's Monopoly on Military IT

Everyone uses Microsoft, including the U.S. government and military. The reliance on one vendor makes us more vulnerable to hackers and cyberspies, experts say.