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The anonymity is likely key to the Pentagon's plan Cybersecurity experts say the mystery shrouding Global Resource Systems is not surprising. The company has no real history, but the people behind the company undoubtedly have government connections, Morgan Wright, the chief security officer of SentinelOne, told Insider. The name on the company's incorporation documents, Raymond Saulino, matches the name of a managing member of the cybersecurity firm Packet Forensics, a company that has worked with the government before, according to the company's legal filings. The company has had nearly $40 ...

By Lexi Lonas - 04/24/21 04:37 PM EDT   The Pentagon gave control of millions of dormant IP addresses to a Florida company before former President Trump An unknown Florida company called Global Resource Systems LLC had obtained control of 56 million Pentagon-owned IP addresses on. Jan 20 and is now nearing 175 million IP addresses. A reporter went to the address of the company’s location, which is inside an office building, but the receptionist told the reporter she couldn’t give them any information and asked them to leave, according to The Post. ADVERTISEMENT The Pentagon says the ...

The Pentagon reportedly gave a small company control of its IP addresses to find security issues It’s not totally clear what they’re hoping to find Share this story Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge As part of an apparent effort to find holes in its network, the US Department of Defense has given a tiny Florida company control over about 175 million of its IP addresses, Global Resource Systems began managing the IP addresses on January 20th, part of what a Pentagon spokesperson told the Post was a “pilot effort” to “identify potential vulnerabilities” and “prevent unauth...

Bottom Line: For Sharon native’s company, tougher tortilla chips come nachorally Modified: 3/13/2021 11:01:49 PM Some Upper Valley kids go on to make good. Zack Gazzaniga has gone on to make tortilla chips. (To be clear, the two are not mutually exclusive.) The former Sharon Eagle Scout — Troop 205 — is the Zack in Zack’s Mighty Organic Tortilla Chips, which he spent two years developing, introduced last year and now sells at the Hanover Co-op and hundreds of other stores around the country. Gazzaniga says tortilla chips were always his “favorite food” but he grew annoyed that st...