The Department of Commerce continues to assess U.S. firms’ requests to sell certain products to Huawei Technologies, Reuters reported Saturday.
A White House official said President Trump’s earlier comment on Huawei referred only to a ban that restricts U.S. agencies from procuring equipment from the Chinese telecommunications firm. The department added Huawei to a blacklist in May due to national security risks, according to the report.
Congress will authorize the Defense Department secretary to raise the number of ground-based interceptors at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California and Fort Greely in Alaska by up...
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The Department of War’s Cyber Crime Center has opened the Defense Industrial Base Cybersecurity Program to new participants to strengthen industry-government collaboration and enhance defense supply chain security.
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Defense Innovation Unit and the National Contract Management Association will collaborate on implementing practices for acquiring emerging commercial technologies under a memorandum of understanding.Both companies will exchange information...
Read moreDetailsEmily Martin, VP of Growth for Yorktown Systems Group Yorktown Systems Group announced on Friday that the company has named Emily Martin as the vice president of Growth...
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The Defense Contract Management Agency has introduced the Special Programs Unmanned Systems-Experimental, or US-X, unit to support the Department of Defense's "Unleashing U.S. Military Drone Dominance" initiative.Fast-Tracking Blue List...
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