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US Army Won’t Field Nearly 10,000 IVAS Goggles After $1.8B Investment: GAO

The US Army has decided not to field thousands of Integrated Visual Augmentation System goggles after investing about $1.8 billion in the program, according to a Government Accountability Office report.

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Resecurity Supports Microsoft in Disrupting Fox Tempest’s Cybercriminal Code-Signing Ecosystem

Resecurity helped Microsoft bring down a criminal operation that sold hackers a way to make malware look like legitimate software.

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Lockheed, Microsoft Launch Sanctum C-UAS Leveraging Cloud Tech

Sanctum is a next-gen C-UAS, featuring a modular, scalable architecture, AI-powered threat detection, multi-sensor tracking, and cloud-based real-time processing.

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Lockheed Martin Chosen to Shape US Army’s Next-Gen Battle Network

Lockheed Martin has landed a US Army deal to prototype the Next Generation Command and Control system as part of a push to use data-driven tools to speed up battlefield decision-making.

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Chinese State Hackers Targeting Microsoft Customers

Chinese state-sponsored hackers are actively exploiting critical security vulnerabilities in users of Microsoft's popular SharePoint servers to steal sensitive data and deploy malicious code, the US tech giant warned Tuesday.

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Anduril Takes Over US Army’s $22B IVAS Program From Microsoft

Anduril will assume development of the US Army’s troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System, taking over from Microsoft following a series of setbacks that delayed the program.

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US Army Moves Toward Potential Recompete of $22B IVAS Program

The US Army has issued a request for information for an enhanced version of its troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System.

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US Army’s IVAS Goggles to Undergo Upgrades, Battalion Assessment

The US Army will implement further design updates to its latest Integrated Visual Augmentation System ahead of its large-scale assessment next year.

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Anduril to Revive US Army’s Troubled IVAS Program, Partners With Microsoft

Anduril Industries is teaming up with Microsoft to breathe new life into the US Army’s troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System program.

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Defense Firms Lining Up for US Army’s ‘IVAS Next’ Competition

Several defense and technology firms are lining up for a new US Army program to develop an improved version of the Integrated Visual Augmentation System.

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